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Materials events, May 2014

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3–8 May 2014Hyatt Regency Chicago, IL, USA
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6–9 May 2014Toulouse, France
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May ’14

Biotribology embraces a wide range of research topics from artificial joint implants to hair conditioners and soft-tissue friction.

11–14 May 2014Sheraton Centre Toronto, Toronto, Canada
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May ’14

The 225th ECS Meeting offers a unique blend of electrochemical and solid-state science and technology, serving as a major forum for discussing research

11–16 May 2014Orlando, Florida, US
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May ’14

EMN East will be a few days of intense collaboration with great social occasions.

12–15 May 2014Beijing, China
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May ’14

Biopolymers 2014 is co-located with the BIO World Congress on Industrial Biotechnology, the largest international industrial biotech gathering,

12–13 May 2014Philadelphia, PA, USA
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May ’14

A new cross-discipline partnering event – a platform for promoting university-industry-investor collaboration, technology transfer and start-ups.

19–20 May 2014London, UK
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May ’14

Register for this free webinar on non-destructive surface analysis by handheld FTIR.

22 May 2014John Seelenbinder, Mark Holmes (Moderator)
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May ’14

Biosensors 2014 is a three-day event, organized by Elsevier in association with Biosensors & Bioelectronics

27–30 May 2014Melbourne, Australia

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