Materials science
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The is the Materials Science subdivision of Applied Mechanics. Before creating new content See: Wikiversity:Naming conventions.
Courses
Courses should be named using the convention "Introduction to materials science" and not "Introduction to Materials Science".
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Sub-fields
- Topic:Nanotechnology
- Topic:Crystallography
- Topic:Materials characterization
- Topic:Metallurgy
- Topic:Biomaterials
- Topic:Electronic materials
- Topic:Tribology
- Topic:Surface chemistry
- Topic:Ceramography
- Topic:Glass science
- Topic:Forensic engineering
- Topic:Forensic materials engineering
Subdivision news
- July 21, 2007 - Subdivision founded!
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Active participants
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Resources
See also
- School:Engineering
External links
Related news
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- July 2008 Scientists Discover Rapid, Cost-Effective, 100% Recyclable Method to Produce Ultra-strong Magnets
- March 2008 Silicon compound superconducts at room temperature
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