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Body armour made from cornstarch?

Researchers claim to have used the same scientific principles found in cornstarch to invent a lightweight, flexible composite material able to dissipate high-impact energy.
Defence, safety & security, 13 Aug 2010

Notice of IOM3 Annual General Meeting

The agenda and instrument appointing a proxy for the Institute's 2010 Annual General Meeting.
IOM3, 08 Jun 2010

A nose for auxetic materials

As the UK REACTICS programme draws to a close, Rupal Mehta caught up with the researchers involved, who want to take auxetic materials out of the lab and into the field.
Materials World Magazine, 26 May 2010

IOM3 Medals and Prizes winners

The Institute has announced the 2010 winners of its Medals and Prizes.
IOM3, 14 May 2010

Processing of functional polymers off to a great start

A one-day workshop on the Processing of Advanced Functional Polymers, held on 3 March at Nanoforce Technology Limited provided hands-on training in materials processing to early-stage researchers. 
Functional materials, 05 May 2010

Hydrogel fix for cleft palate

A UK-USA research team has been working to improve the treatment of cleft palates using hydrogels. The polymer gradually expands as fluid is absorbed, encouraging skin growth. When sufficient skin has grown, the plate is removed and the cleft repaired using the additional tissue.
Materials World Magazine, 01 May 2010

Successful Low Rate Initial Production Test Of "Rst" Treated Textiles By Us Air Force

Alexium International Group Limited (ASX:AJX) is pleased to announce that the Materials and Manufacturing Directorate, US Air Force Research Laboratories ("AFRL") Tyndall, Florida have

Smart materials & systems, 26 Apr 2010

Open resource for materials matters

An online Collaborative Open Resource Environment (CORE) for materials science is being launched in the UK on 21 April. The aim is to make electronic educational resources freely available under a range of Creative Commons licenses.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Apr 2010

Morphing for efficient aircraft

Aircraft may soon be able to respond to varying external conditions using ‘smart morphing technologies’ that increase fuel efficiency, improve maneuverability and lower landing speeds.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Apr 2010

The hip gets smart

Wirelessly monitoring and improving the real-time performance of bone implants is the goal of a project at the University of Porto, Portugal.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Apr 2010
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