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Volume 40 - June 2015

Contents

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Society News

News

  • Hackathon aims to solve materials problems

  • Greg Mulholland, Bryce Meredig
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    01 April 2015, pp. 366-370
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  • South Africa seeks to strengthen cooperation with Japan for hydrogen economy: www.dst.gov.za

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    08 October 2015, p. 800
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  • ISCAN 2015 to be held October 26–29 in the United States: http://www.iscan.vcu.edu

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    03 June 2015, pp. 531-532
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  • EU Horizon 2020 supports new round of SMEs: https://ec.europa.eu/easme/sme-instrument-beneficiaries

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    13 July 2015, p. 549
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  • Materials Science and Engineering Properties Charles M. Gilmore: Cengage Learning, 2014 704 pages, $155.49 ISBN 9781111988616

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    13 January 2015, pp. 87-88
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  • Bio Focus: Electronic devices engineered to dissolve and disintegrate by thermal triggering

  • YuHao Liu
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    07 August 2015, pp. 626-628
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Emergent Applications

Research Article

  • Three-dimensional printing of biomaterials and soft materials

  • Amit Bandyopadhyay, Sahar Vahabzadeh, Anish Shivaram, Susmita Bose
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    27 November 2015, pp. 1162-1169
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  • During the past two decades, numerous biomaterials and soft materials, including ceramics, polymers, and their composites, have been fabricated for various biomedical devices and applications in tissue engineering using three-dimensional (3D) printing. This article offers a brief overview of some of the biomaterials and soft materials fabricated using some notable 3D printing techniques and related applications. A brief perspective regarding future directions of this field is also provided.

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  • Energy Focus: Confining LiBH4 in mesoporous silica yields solid electrolyte for Li-ion batteries

  • Meg Marquardt
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    10 March 2015, pp. 204-205
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  • M-STEM 2015 to be held November 1–3 in the United States: www.materialsinstem.org

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    04 September 2015, p. 777
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  • 2015 MRS Member Benefits and Society Activities

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    12 February 2015, pp. 171-183
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  • SBNWM XXXIX to be held November 2–6 in France: www.mrs2015.org

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    04 September 2015, p. 777
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Research Article

  • At the intersection of materials, engineering, and new business creation

  • Gregory J. Galvin, Peng Zhou, Timothy J. Davis, Shahyaan Desai, Shane Collins
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    27 November 2015, pp. 1170-1176
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  • Engineering, whether in the form of product development or manufacturing processes, often drives the selection or creation of new materials in order to meet performance requirements. Conversely, development of new materials, or new ways to process materials, can lead to new engineering capabilities that, in turn, lead to new products or improved product performance. The interplay between materials and engineering is dynamic, ongoing, and critical to the success of many new products and industries. In this article, we take examples of this interplay from four technology companies in different industries developing widely different materials systems. Each example demonstrates the critical role that materials play in creating new products, new manufacturing methods, and even new design methodologies. Our examples come from polymer microfluidic devices, silicon- and nonsilicon-based microelectromechanical systems, and metals additive manufacturing.

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