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Materials podcasts, July–October 2014

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.
 

Dr Soraia Pimenta from Imperial College London about multiscale discontinuous composites.

19 December 2014Soraia Pimenta
Making sense of 3D printing

Professor Brett Conner introduces a map of additive manufacturing products and services.

28 November 2014Brett Conner

Round table event on the future of low-temperature physics and cryogen-free technology.

13 November 2014JT Janssen, Jeremy Good, Ian Hepburn

Materials Today Interview with Dr Silvia Vignolini from the University of Cambridge about ultra white beetle scales.

3 October 2014Silvia Vignolini

Stefano Curtarolo and Marco Buongiorno Nardelli talk to Materials Today about sharing materials science data and the paper they recently published.

5 August 2014Stefano Curtarolo and Marco Buongiorno Nardelli

Materials Today Interview with Lindsay Chapman from the National Physical Laboratory in the UK about thermal analysis.

29 July 2014Lindsay Chapman

Stewart Bland speaks to Artem Mishchenko and Professor Vladimir Falko about graphene superlattices.

8 July 2014Artem Mishchenko and Vladimir Falko
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