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Last opportunity to enter IOM3 Medals and Prizes 2009

Candidates have until 19 December to submit nomination forms for the IOM3 Medals and Prizes 2009.
IOM3, 20 Nov 2008

Concorde Visit 21st June 2008

SWWPG and friends visit to Concorde at Airbus, Filton on Saturday the 21st June 2008.
SWWPG, 19 Nov 2008

Bursaries available for Boost your Career event

Student bursaries are available for the Boost your Career in Science and Engineering event, to be held in London on 21 January 2009.
IOM3, 05 Nov 2008

Natural fibres for composites

A UK consortium has announced the development of its first generation of high performance composites made from natural renewable fibres such as hemp and flax, with polypropylene and polylactic acid. The COMBINE project could help create more environmentally friendly structural components in the transport, medical and construction sectors, say researchers.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Nov 2008

Stopping identity fraud with quantum tunnelling composites

The risk of fraudsters or terrorists hacking into our personal data will reduce if novel ultrathin switches are incorporated into biometric passports and contactless credit cards, says the team at Peratech in Richmond, UK. The technology is made from quantum tunnelling composites (QTCs) and allows the owner to restrict when sensitive information, contained in radio frequency identification (RFID) microchips, is read by pressing the control. 
Materials World Magazine, 01 Oct 2008

Improving ionic conductivity in fuel cells

Spanish researchers hope to enhance the efficiency of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) by producing a super lattice that improves ionic conductivity near room temperature by a factor of almost 100 million.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Oct 2008

Nominations sought for Institute’s Medals and Prizes

The Institute’s Medals and Prizes 2009 are open for nominations. The deadline for all entries is 19 December 2008.
IOM3, 29 Sep 2008

Outstanding formulator awarded the 2008 de Bruyne Medal

Barrie James Hayes, formerly of the Bonded Structures Division of Ciba and Ciba Speciality Chemicals, both of Duxford, Cambridgeshire in the UK, is the 2008 recipient of the de Bruyne medal.
Adhesion & adhesives, 11 Sep 2008

Materials awards seek entrants

Four materials-related prizes, organised by the Federation of European Materials Societies, are open for nominations.
IOM3, 04 Sep 2008

Driving forward with composites

The Caparo T1 track car, made using novel manufacturing techniques for carbon composite parts, is in its final lap as the first production specification vehicles are to be launched later this year. Capro aims to make carbon composite parts more affordable for use in lightweight vehicles to reduce carbon emissions and improve fuel economy.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Sep 2008
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