Metals and alloys news, December 2014

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19 December 2014Zara Preston

Densified porous titanium scaffolds loaded could improve mechanical properties and bioactivity of implants in orthopedics and dentistry.

16 December 2014Cordelia Sealy

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9 December 2014Zara Preston

A coating technique developed to protect turbine engine and waste incinerator components against heat and oxidation.

8 December 2014

Super thin lenses could find use in both consumer electronics and bioimaging.

3 December 2014Nina Notman

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Volume 21, Issue 10, Pages 1042–1063Quanlong Xu, Liuyang Zhang, Jiaguo Yu, Swelm Wageh, Ahmed A.Al-Ghamdi, Mietek Jaroniec

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