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Welcome to the Materials Science & Technology Division

Mike WinstoneMike WinstoneThe Division currently has a number of constituent committees reflecting the major objective of the Division, which is to facilitate the application of fundamental physical, chemical and engineering principles to the needs of industry across a broad sector range. This includes materials' production, processing, fabrication and end user industries. The Division seeks to identify, encourage and support relevant basic and applied research and to help industry benefit through, for example, problem solving, cost reduction or new product development. More about the Division

News

Adhesion Society Short Course and Annual Meeting 2014

The Call for Papers for the Adhesion Society's Annual Meeting is now available
Adhesion & adhesives, 20 Mar 2013

The Next Generation of Lighting for our Homes and our Health, 13 March 2013

Professor Sir Colin Humphreys, a past president of IOM3, is giving the next Cambridge and Anglian Materials Society lecture on 13 March.
Energy, 10 Feb 2013

£25,000 Materials Science Prize Announced

The Armourers and Brasiers' Venture prize supports materials scientists in exploiting new and exciting ideas
IOM3, 06 Feb 2013
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Features

Spent energy - reprocessing of spent oxide nuclear fuel

Dr Carsten Schwandt from the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy at the University of Cambridge, UK, looks at the reprocessing of spent oxide nuclear fuel.
Materials World Magazine, 09 Feb 2013

Growing for gold - Natural fibres aid sporting success

Interest in natural fibre composites is increasing. Dr Brendon Weager, Managing Director of Composites Evolution, UK, examines the use of flax in composite sporting goods. 
Materials World Magazine, 07 Jan 2013

Advances in Microscopy

Advances in microscope technology are stretching the capabilities of laboratories and improving our knowledge of materials.
Materials World Magazine, 26 Nov 2012
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Events

Welding Demo of Computer TIG machines with Data Input / Output

23 May 2013, Canterbury, UK
“Welding Demo of Computer TIG machines with data input / output " by Dave Rochford, Qualitas

SEE Solar 2013 - Solar PV & Thermal Exhibition

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

Save the Planet - Waste Management, Recycling, Environment

29 May 2013 - 31 May 2013, Sofia, BULGARIA
South-East European Conference & Exhibition on Waste Management, Recycling, Environment
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Jobs

Corrosion Technician - Exova

Dudley

Exova is recruiting a self-motivated Corrosion Technician to join the expanding Dudley laboratory. Key areas of expertise include Materials testing within a Production environment.

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Materials Science and Technology

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Materials Technology: Advanced Performance Materials

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Free journal access 4-18 February

From 4-18 February 2013 Maney Publishing is running ‘Free Access Fourteen’ in which for 14 days all journals in the Materials Science & Engineering Collection will be made freely available. Sign up for this access online at maneypublishing.com/fa14

Materials World

The IOM3 member magazine

Materials World is specifically devoted to the engineering materials cycle, from mining and extraction, through processing and application, to recycling and recovery

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