Characterization podcasts, January–April 2010

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The Materials Today podcast is currently on hiatus. Older podcasts are available below.

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Infrared nanospectroscopy with the atomic force microscope

22 April 2010Craig Prater

The opportunities and challenges of engineering education

23 February 2010Ruth Graham

Nano and the public: Research at the intersection of politics, communication, and emerging technologies

15 February 2010Dietram A. Scheufele

Sensing current and forces with scanning probe microscopy

9 February 2010Jeong Young Park

Visualizing Graphene-Based Sheets on Arbitrary Substrate and in Solution

3 February 2010Jiaxing Huang

Graded cross-links for stronger nanomaterials

27 January 2010Nicola Pugno

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