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Soap Bubbles and Silicon Chips
01.10.1992
Materials Science
With soap bubbles and a photocopier, Dr. Joel Stavans is revealing the properties of numerous materials
Cutting Custom-Designed Diamonds
01.05.1992
Chemistry
A method for cutting diamonds with lasers reduces loss and enables new shapes
Innovative Research May Improve Composite Materials
01.05.1992
Materials Science
Identifying stress factors may aid in future material design
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