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Related: Material scienceWhat can I do with a material science/technology degree? A materials science/technology degree course opens doors to jobs in a range of industries, and provides knowledge of manufacturing, processing and the fabrication of materials Job options Jobs directly related to your degree include: Jobs where your degree would be useful include: Remember that many employers accept applications from graduates with any degree subject, so don't restrict your thinking to the jobs listed here. Work experience anthrodesign To subscribe, to the list please send a message to ndhanthro at yahoo dot com with a brief summary of your background and how you learned about the list. To participate once subscribed, use the address anthrodesign at yahoogroups dot com to send a message to the group. The list is closed to reduce spam and keep advertising-type messages to a minimum, so it is not available via RSS. Once subscribed, you can visit to edit your membership, find further instructions, or view the members and archives of earlier postings. You may need a Yahoo! ID to access the site.
JMatPro Thermo-physical & physical properties bespoke software UK Sente Software Ltd. JMatPro® is a simulation software which calculates a wide range of materials properties for alloys and is particularly aimed at multi-components alloys used in industrial practice. Using JMatPro you can make calculations for: Stable and metastable phase equilibrium Solidification behaviour and properties Mechanical properties Thermo-physical and physical properties Phase transformations Chemical properties JMatPro includes a Java based user interface, with calculation modules using C/C++, and will run under any Windows OS (at least Windows 98).
Supermarket Sarah After graduating from art college, Sarah Bagner worked as a creative in advertising for several years before moving into styling and selling her vintage wares in London's Portobello Market. She set up www.supermarketsarah.com in 2009, where she sells and displays all her items on walls. Users simply click and buy. Sarah's "walls" spread into public spaces: bars, galleries, shopfronts and a pop-up store in Selfridges, London's premier department store. CRYSTALS » Chemical Crystallography CRYSTALS is a software package for single crystal X-ray structure refinement and analysis. The download contains CRYSTALS , Cameron and specially recompiled versions of SIR92 and SHELXS. There are also transparent links to SUPERFLIP (Lucas Palatinus’s structure solution by charge flipping), MCE (a Fourier map and voids viewer by Rohlicek & Husak) both of which are distributed with CRYSTALS. There are links to PLATON for structure validation and for SQUEEZing disordered regions. The PLATON executable must be downloaded from the WINGX website. Features
Putting people at the heart of the design process Best suited to: Early to mid stages of the design process Gathering contextual insights in the exploratory phase of the design process An Error Occurred Setting Your User Cookie This site uses cookies to improve performance. If your browser does not accept cookies, you cannot view this site. Setting Your Browser to Accept Cookies There are many reasons why a cookie could not be set correctly. 14,664 Free PowerPoint templates - High Quality b 58,086 Free PowerPoint Templates and Backgrounds Over time we have built up a collection of 58,086 free PowerPoint templates, themes and PowerPoint Backgrounds. You can download these professional designs for free. You can browse all of our PowerPoint templates or select them by category or colour or by tag. We also have a range of PowerPoint Backgrounds.
EFM 1: Mass Transfer and Diffusion Material used by Prof. Jirka (pdf) Course Script (Textbook) A detailed script (textbook) has been written to accompany this course as it has been held by Scott Socolofsky. The first edition was completed in 2001 and is available to download at the bottom of this page. What Are Composites? - American Composites Manufacturers Association (ACMA) Visit our award-winning website, CompositesLab, to learn more about what composites are. Composites are two or more materials with markedly different physical or chemical properties – categorized as “matrix” or “reinforcement” – combined in a way that they act in concert, yet remain separate and distinct at some level because they don’t fully merge or dissolve into one another. Not all plastics are composites. In fact, the majority of plastics today are pure plastic, like toys and soda bottles. When additional strength is needed, many types of plastics can be reinforced (usually with reinforcing fibers). This combination of plastic and reinforcement can produce some of the strongest materials for their weight that technology has ever developed...and the most versatile.
Bella - kompozyty polimerowe What are the composites? Generally speaking, composites are the constructional materials, which consist of at least two initial materials jointed with each other in a specific manner. There are reinforcing fibres made of different material with higher mechanical strength "flooded" in one of them, called binder or matrix. It is a material in a certain sense analogous to a reinforced concrete constructions where the binder (concrete) is directionally strengthened with different, more resistant material (concrete steel bars). But the difference is that there are reinforcing fibres with a very small diameter, measured in thousandth parts of a millimeter, used in modern composites. Because there is a general regularity which proves, that the smaller reinforcing fibres' diameter the higher composites' resistance.
Writing Good Qualitative Research Questions Got a great handout a while back that I stumbled over today, hopefully it’s as helpful to you as it was to me. Here are the steps for writing good (mass communication of course) qualitative research questions: Specify the research problem: the practical issue that leads to a need for your study. Complete these sentences: “The topic for this study will be…”“This study needs to be conducted because…” How to write a good qualitative purpose statement: a statement that provides the major objective or intent or roadmap to the study.