University of New South Wales

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School of Materials Science and Engineering
New South Wales, 2052
Australia

Phone: 61 (2) 93854436

Fax: 61 (2) 93855956

Email: f.[email protected]unsw.edu.au

The School of Materials Science and Engineering is one of Australia÷Õ premier academic contributors in the field with a strong international reputation. Vibrant research activity is lead by 18 academics who also provide award-winning teaching in undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Close links with industry enable us to provide a large number of scholarships.

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Flora Lau

Visualize Your Science: How to Communicate Scientific Research Visually

Andreas Dahlin

AZoMaterials spoke to Andreas about the importance of communicating scientific research both peer-to-peer and to a wider audience through presentations and high-quality pedagogical images.

Using Oxidation Ovens for Carbon Fiber Processing

Bill Stry, Ph.D.

AZoMaterials spoke to Bill Stry Ph.D., Senior Process Technology Engineer at Harper International, about the how carbon fiber oxidation processing works, the industrial applications, and what makes Harper's oxidation oven technology unique.

Overcoming the Challenges of Compliance and Supplying Products and Services

Ian Doggett

In this interview, Ian Doggett, Global Compliance Manager at Goodfellow, talks to AZoM about the many aspects that the compliance department has to withstand.

Multi-Resolution Micro-CT System Optimized for Geoscience Applications and Dynamic CT – TESCAN CoreTOM

This page details the capabilities of the TESCAN CoreTOM, a multi-resolution micro-CT system optimized for geoscience applications.

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MCR Powder Rheology - Versatile and Accurate Powder Analysis

This page details the capabilities of the MCR Powder Shear Cell, used for advanced true powder rheology.

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A Pulsed Diode Laser Light Source for High-Speed Cameras

The CAVILUX HF pulsed diode laser light source is ideal for use with high-speed camera both for industry and research and development.

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University of New South Wales

Visualize Your Science: How to Communicate Scientific Research Visually

Using Oxidation Ovens for Carbon Fiber Processing

Overcoming the Challenges of Compliance and Supplying Products and Services

Multi-Resolution Micro-CT System Optimized for Geoscience Applications and Dynamic CT – TESCAN CoreTOM

MCR Powder Rheology - Versatile and Accurate Powder Analysis

A Pulsed Diode Laser Light Source for High-Speed Cameras

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