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Dr Claudio Ronchi discusses his work on nuclear materials.
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A new alternate approach to data processing for atom probe tomography.
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The winner is announced of the 8th Feng Xinde Polymer Prize.
Leading academicians and experts have come together to offer their expertise on a number of topics common to materials and product design.
The fully revised second edition of this book examines the gamut of nuclear waste issues.
This book introduces and explores the structure, properties, processing, and applications of natural fibre reinforcements.
This book reviews the different types of spinning techniques for synthetic polymer-based fibers, and issues such as their effect on fiber properties.
This series provides the fundamentals of the manufacturing of metallic materials, from raw materials into finished parts or products.
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Review of An Introduction to Nuclear Waste Immobilisation by Stephane Gin.
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This paper presents a combined experimental and theoretical study of ethylene adsorbed on free C60 and its aggregates.
Is a lack of innovation the result of the collective effect of individual project endeavours frustrated by technological, economic or social circumstances?
Oppositely charged polyelectrolytes can be used to form various types of self-assembled structures directed by multivalent ionic interactions.
An Atom Probe Tomography video reconstruction of an Al-Mg-Li alloy.
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