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  • Mr Ian Campbell
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    I have almost 20 years experience in the ceramic industries . With industrial experience of tableware manufacture and material quality control and research and development. I have experience in...
  • Prof Besim Ben-Nissan
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    Over the last two decades I have worked on the production and analysis of various advanced ceramics (alumina, zirconia, silicon nitrides), sol-gel derived thin films for corrosion and abrasion...
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    Production, characterisation and metallography of thermally sprayed coatings. Particular emphasis on biomedical materials produced by thermal spraying. A study of material behaviour in the human body...
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    The focus of Prof. Ostrovski’s research over the last 10 years has been reduction reactions with the aim to decrease the reduction temperature for metal oxides with potential technological, economic...
  • Dr Jane Clarke
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    Born in Bramhall, Cheshire, attended Congleton Grammar School in Cheshire. BSc in Joint Chemistry and Geology at Bristol University. PhD in Physical Chemistry at University of Newcastle upon Tyne....
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    Manufacture of refractories for iron and steel plants Mechanical testing of metals including fatigue testing and NDT Manufacture of power transistors (production of single crystals of...
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    Simon Hall has been studying the template control of the structure of inorganic materials for twelve years. He joined the University of Bristol in 1997, reading for a PhD in Biomimetic...

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