Mechanical properties podcasts, January–April 2010

Materials Today now sponsors the Materialism Podcast: click here to listen to co-hosts Taylor Sparks and Andrew Falkowski as they discuss the amazing materials around us.

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

Podcasts archive…

Infrared nanospectroscopy with the atomic force microscope

22 April 2010Craig Prater

In-Vitro Replication Of The Three-Dimensional Architecture of Biological Tissues

23 February 2010Raquel Perez-Castillejos

The opportunities and challenges of engineering education

23 February 2010Ruth Graham

Why Are Your Bones Not Made of Steel?

16 February 2010David Taylor

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

15 February 2010Dietram A. Scheufele

Graded cross-links for stronger nanomaterials

27 January 2010Nicola Pugno

Resorbable biomaterials as bone graft substitutes

25 January 2010Marc Bohner

Interview with: Professor P. McMillan

25 January 2010Paul McMillan

Functionalization of Nanoporous Membranes for Biological Applications

19 January 2010Roger Narayan

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