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Welcome to the Automotive Applications Division

Andrew HaggieAndrew Haggie

Andrew Haggie currently holds the position of Senior Manager of the Materials Engineering Department at JaguarLandRover and is based at the Engineering Centre at Gaydon, Warwickshire. He has responsibility for providing materials consultancy and laboratory test services to the whole company, but primarily focussed on new Product Development for all Jaguar and LandRover vehicles. This involves material selection, validation, competitor benchmarking, quality improvements and new technology evaluation and implementation.

Andrew graduated in Materials Science and Technology from Sheffield University in 1984, starting at Austin Rover, and worked on a wide variety of materials projects, which continued with the move to Jaguar in 1990. Now leading the combined team of JaguarLandRover materials engineers, he has extensive knowledge and understanding of automotive materials issues, requirements and challenges.

The broad and rich materials usage in modern motor vehicles and the multi-tiered supply base, encompasses perhaps the most technically diverse range of materials related topics and technologies, with ongoing challenges of lightweighting, material sustainability and alternative powertrains, to name but a few. As Chairman of the IOM3 Automotive Applications Board, and along with the board membership, Andrew has a strong commitment and passion for promoting materials in the automotive sector.

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News

Viewpoint: A magnetic future - hexagonal ferrites

Their high-frequency properties are making hexagonal ferrites a smart option for stealth technology and electronics. Dr Robert Pullar of the Department of Materials and Ceramic Engineering and CICECO at the University of Aveiro, Portugal, looks at the changing face of these materials
Materials World Magazine, 08 May 2013

Graphene and vanadium unleash lithium power - advanced Li-ion batteries

Hybrid nanoribbons of vanadium oxide and graphene may improve the development of advanced lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries to power electric cars. 
Materials World Magazine, 30 Apr 2013

The scarcity illusion - rare earth elements

Exactly how rare are rare earth elements? Materials World asks scientists and geologists how close to exhaustion these metals really are
Materials World Magazine, 09 Apr 2013
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Features

Driving force - automotive applications for ceramics

The capabilities of ceramic materials have made them an increasingly attractive choice for specifiers in the automotive industry. Scott Bentley of Morgan Advanced Materials, UK, looks at some of the ways ceramics are applied in the sector.
Materials World Magazine, 08 May 2013

Smooth operator - Coating reduces energy loss from engine friction

Alongside automotive manufacturers’ efforts to boost performance and improve fuel efficiency, suppliers from all sides of the industry are pushing to further optimise their part of the puzzle. Swiss coatings specialist Oerlikon Balzers, explains how its new coating reduces energy loss.
Materials World Magazine, 08 Jan 2013

A test of strength - Thermal analysis of composites shows curing behaviour

Application specialists from international analysing and testing company Netzsch explain how thermal analysis of high-tech composite materials is helping to meet the needs of the automotive industry

Materials World Magazine, 08 Jan 2013
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Events

SEE Solar 2013 - Solar PV & Thermal Exhibition

29 May 2013 - 31 May 2013, Sofia, BULGARIA
Profile: Solar PV & Thermal Systems and Technologies

IDDRG 2013 Conference

02 Jun 2013 - 05 Jun 2013, Zurich, SWITZERLAND
The International Deep Drawing Research Group (IDDRG) 2013 Conference

Baosteel BAC 2013

04 Jun 2013 - 06 Jun 2013, Shanghai, CHINA
Fifth Baosteel Biannual Academic Conference (Baosteel BAC 2013) will be held along with 17th Shanghai Metallurgy Expo
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Jobs

Associate Professor/Professor - University of Waikato, School of Engineering, New Zealand

Current salary range for Associate Professors is NZ$109,003 to $124,178 per year and the minimum for Professors is NZ$126,938 per year, Hillcest, Hamilton

Associate Professor/Professor in a thriving engineering school to take a leadership role in metals research and teaching with an emphasis on titanium powder metallurgy.

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Materials World is specifically devoted to the engineering materials cycle, from mining and extraction, through processing and application, to recycling and recovery. Editorially, it embraces the whole spectrum of materials and minerals – metals, plastics, polymers, rubber, composites, ceramics and glasses – with particular emphasis on advanced technologies, latest developments and new applications, giving prominence to the topics that are of fundamental importance to those in industry.

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