Materials Science

	Xerox Research Centre Canada and Battelle Memorial Institute Form Materials Science Research ... Consumer Electronics Net MISSISSAUGA, ON and COLUMBUS, OH, May 8, 2014 /CNW/ -The Xerox Research Centre Canada (XRCC) and Battelle Memorial Institute have ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Plastic 'blood' helps inorganic materials heal themselves Knovel For instance, scientists at the University of Illinois have created novel, ... Sottos, professor of materials science and engineering at UI, in the release. Flag as irrelevant
	Product Design & Development ASM International will focus on thermal manufacturing with $400000 grant Crain's Cleveland Business Materials science-focused nonprofit ASM International of Materials Park in Novelty was awarded a $400,000 planning grant from the National Institute ... Flag as irrelevant
	Physicists receive prestigious DOE honor for young faculty Phys.Org "Progress in nano-scale materials science is rapid, promising to change our outlook on what is possible when we have ultimate control of crystals at ... Flag as irrelevant
	TechnologyTell Amazing! How Structure Explains Spider-Man's Webs (Op-Ed) LiveScience.com ... said Suveen Mathaudhu, a program manager in the materials science division of the U.S. Army Research Office, adjunct materials science professor ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hank Wuh's TruTag Technologies wins gold at Edison Awards Pacific Business News (Honolulu) ... Winner, earning gold in the category of “Material Science — Nanomaterials.” ... on a human being, for the authentication of products and materials. Flag as irrelevant
	Phys.Org New nanowire growth mechanism observed Phys.Org The work is described in an article published this week in Science. ... the National Institute for Materials Science in Tsukuba, Japan have successfully ... Flag as irrelevant
	2D sheets and SERS nanotechweb.org SERS is routinely used in a host of application areas, including pharmaceuticals, materials science, archaeology, forensics, drug detection, analysing ... Flag as irrelevant
	E&T magazine Self-repairing plastic mimics living tissue E&T magazine Until now self-repairing materials could only bond tiny microscopic cracks, but the new materials developed by scientists at the University of Illinois can ... Flag as irrelevant