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Events Calendar 2020
- 5-6 February 2020 Halle, Saale
- 26-28 February 2020 Lisbon
- 27-28 February 2020 Antwerp
- 3-5 March 2020 Paris
The Future Materials organising committee invites the participants across the globe to attend its annual flagship conference, Materials Science and Nanotechnology Conference, which is going to take place from 26-28 February 2020 at Lisbon, Portugal.
Future Materials 2020 is comprised of various sessions designed to offer comprehensive symposiums that address current issues in the field of materials science and provides an opportunity to network with your peers from academia and industrialists, which includes professors, researchers, materials scientists, materials engineers, and students.
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Echo 2nd September 2019, 10:24AMI wonder where all those people will stand while the (hopefully fully automatic) machines are running..?
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Scaling-up carbon fibres to move the needle for automotive
[email protected] 14th September 2018, 17:50PMThe recent achievement at ORNL is a positive challenge to CF technology. The potential of the the benefits of THE INNOVATIVE technology with the low cost of textile fiber has the potential to cut the manufacturing cost by 50% open THE HIGH SERIES markets VIA the atmospheric plasma oxidation technology developed by ORNL and RMX Technologies and adds to the evolution of CN carbonization to other chains provided by proper lignine sources, capable to spin at few thousands m/min... It takes time and convincing strong technologies.