A new graduate program in material sciences, leading to an MS degree, has been inaugurated at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. The Department of Material Sciences at Stony Brook, which is offering the program, is housed in a new engineering building containing various related laboratories as well as a subcritical reactor and a radioisotope, single crystal, and electron microscope facility. Teaching assistantships and research fellowships are available with a stipend of $2575 for the academic year; faculty research grants are also available to supplement the stipend. Further information can be obtained from Sumner N. Levine, chairman, Department of Material Sciences, State University of New York, Stony Brook.

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Materials science, Isotopes, Teaching, Funding, Fellowships and Internships
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© 1964 American Institute of Physics.
1964
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