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.
Advanced analytical microscopy for metals from Zeiss
Webinar on the use of elastomers in medical applications organised by the Rubber in Engineering Group of IOM3
Theoretical ideas applied to machine learning for R&D industrial labs to transform from a traditional human-centric design to a digital-centric design.
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