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Aussie armour - Australian defence research

This article focuses on the work of Australian Defence Apparel and the requirements for future armour systems.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Mar 2010

Dynamic delivery - teaching thermodynamics

The teaching of thermodynamics has become dry with student's failing to see the relevance of the topic. Work at NPL has developed a new, more tangible, framework
Materials World Magazine, 01 Feb 2010

New life for an old reaction - catalysts for the Fischer-Tropsch reaction

The Fischer-Tropsch reaction may offer an economical way to produce third generation biofuels from agricultural waste. This will be largely dependent on the identification and development of improved catalysts.
Materials World Magazine, 30 Apr 2009

IMPRESSive research - the IMPRESS project

The Intermetallic Materials Processing in Relation to Earth and Space Solidification Integrated project (IMPESS) project led by the European Space Agency is finding novel applications for intermetallic materials.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Oct 2008

Pushing the limit - the ExtreMat project

ExtreMat partners are working to generate new commercial materials, multi-material components and crosscutting processing technologies for use in fields such as nuclear fusion, space and aerospace.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Oct 2008

Adhesion and adhesives at the University of Surrey

The four main areas of activity in the field of adhesion and adhesives at the University of Surrey are outlined: structural adhesive bonding; pressure-sensitive adhesive research; the interfacial chemistry of adhesion; and smart adhesive research.
Adhesion & adhesives, 14 Aug 2008

Materials for gas turbine power generation

Current UK plans to meet heightened demand for energy, low emissions and cost effective electrical power centre on a mixed approach – renewables, nulcear power and fossil fuel (coal and gas) plants. Gas turbines will thus be a major element of future UK power generation and are one of the most versatile, flexible and efficient forms of power generation.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Jul 2008

Rubber revolution - Chronicling the beginnings of the rubber industry

Vulcanised rubber is one of the most widely used and important materials. In 1857, a book by Thomas Hancock introduced the manufacturing process to Europe. He worked closely with Charles Macintosh and studied samples of Charles Goodyear’s vulcanised rubber.

Materials World Magazine, 01 Feb 2008

On the green - Ionic liquids

Ionic liquids are now seen as tunable materials, can be used for a range of applications including lubricants, solvents and thermal fluids.

Materials World Magazine, 01 Dec 2007

Sparkling progress - New processing methods make more materials work as thin films

Developments in processing technique have made more materials available for use in thin films. The expanding options are considered.

Materials World Magazine, 01 Nov 2007
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