The Functional Materials Division represents people working with materials that are able to interact with their environment, be it responding to stimuli or acting upon that environment. Examples include piezoelectrics, thermoelectrics, pyroelectrics, ferroelectrics, electroluminescents, photocatalysts and ion conductors.
This webinar explores how nanomaterials are being used to combat COVID-19
Third in a series of free webinars highlighting issues to be addressed at the European Electric Steelmaking Conference in September 2021
This year’s conference theme will be ‘Environment and Recycling: A Strategic Challenge for Rubber Materials’. Key topics include sustainable materials, properties and environmental impact performances, processing and end of life rubbers.
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