Time

Paper

Title

Author(s)

9:00

Welcome

9:15

I 1
Keynote

A History of the Fractography of Glasses and Ceramics

G. Quinn

10:15

C1

In-Situ Observation of Crack Propagation Behavior of Si3N4 Ceramics by Scanning Probe Microscope

J. Tatami, et al.

10:40

C2

Fractographic Characterization of Ceramic-Ductile Laminates

P. Robinson

11:10

Break

St. Augustine Room

11:35

C3

The Effect of Defects and Materials Texture on the Fracture of Low-Pressure Injection Molded Alumina Components

T. Lube, et al.

12:00

C4

Single Edge V-Notch Beam Fractography of Engineering Ceramics

J. Aujla &
K. Kibble

12:25

Lunch

List of local restaurants available

1:45

I 2

Micro and Nanoscale Mechanisms of Subcritical Crack Propagation in Glasses

M. Ciccotti

2:30

C5

Fractography of Mixed Mode Fracture in Soda Lime Silica Glass

K. Gopalkrishnan & J.J. Mecholsky

2:55

C6

Fractography in the Development of Ion Exchanged Cover Glass

S. Glaesemann et al.

3:20

C7

Damage and Strength Reduction in Laser-Etched Glasses

W. LaCourse &
J. Varner

3:45

Break

St. Augustine Room

4:15

C8

Crack Branching in Glass Interface Driven by Dynamic Loading

H. Park

4:40

C9

Addressing Fracture Surface Topography with the Universal Fracture Diagram: The Mirror/Mist Boundary

R.C. Bradt

5:05

C10

Scratch Damage in Ion-Exchanged Alkali Aluminosilicate Glass: Crack Evolution and the Dependence of Lateral Cracking Threshold on Contact Geometry

T. Gross

5:30

C11

Fractography Lessons from Knapping

A.Tsirk

Tuesday, June 7
Pensacola Room

8:30

I 3

Failure and Damage Mechanisms in Ceramic Nanocomposites

J. Dusza

9:20

C12

Failure Analysis of Ceramic Laminates Using Quantitative Fractography and Fractal Geometry

J.J. Mecholsky

9:45

C13

Fractographic Analysis of Broken Ceramic Dental Restorations

 G. Quinn et al.

10:10

C14

Fractography of Ceramic Dental Implants

S. Hecht-Mijic

10:35

Break

St. Augustine Room

11:00

C15

Quantitative Fracture Surface Analysis of Human Dentin

B. Taskonak, et al.

11:25

C16

Modes of Failure of Bonding Interfaces in Dentistry

A. Della Bona &
J.J. Mecholsky

11:50

C17

Qualitative and Quantitative Fractographic Analysis of All-Ceramic Fixed Partial Dentures

M. Borba, et al.

12:15

Lunch

Lists of local restaurants available

1:45

I 4

Intrinsic Strength, Damage and Failure

C. Kurkjian

2:30

C18

The Notched Ball Test - Characterization of Surface Defects and their Influence on Strength

T. Lube, et al.

2:55

C19

Analytical Model of Improved Residual Surface Stress Approximation

R. Dugnani &
Z. Pan

3:20

C20

Thermal Shock Behavior of Si3N4-Ceramic Used for Rollers

W. Harrer &
R. Danzer

3:45

Break

St. Augustine Room

4:15

C21

Improvement of Strength Reliability of Gadolinia-Doped Ceria Ceramics by Fractography

K. Yasuda et al.

4:40

C22

Double Blind Fractography Study of Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia Thin-Film Modified Porcelain

R. Smith et al.

5:05

C24

Residual Failure Due to Incomplete Sintering of Vitreous China Plumbing Fixtures

D. Ahearn

6:00

Conference Banquet - Atrium

Wednesday, June 8
Pensacola Room

9:20

C25

Energy Effects on the Crack Patterns of Impact Resistant Laminated Glass Panels

J.L. Ladner, et al.

9:45

C26

Damage Observations in Ballistically-Impacted Ceramics

J. LaSalvia

10:10

C27

Application of Fractography in Pharmaceutical Industry

F. Maurer

10:35

Break

St. Augustine Room

11:00

C28

Using Replicas in the Fractography of Glasses and Ceramics – Advantages and Pitfalls

J. Varner

11:25

C29

Sandia Components Examples; Making the Most of Our Failures

S.J. Glass

12:00

Conference Adjourns