Engineering Atoms

Duration: 26 mins 34 secs

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Description:	All of the materials around us are made of atoms. The way in which these atoms are arranged influences the behaviour of each and every material. In this talk we will explore the nature of the atomic arrangements in metallic alloys, understand how these can lead to variations in certain properties and see how by controlling these arrangement we can deliver we advanced materials for engineering applications.

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All of the materials around us are made of atoms. The way in which these atoms are arranged influences the behaviour of each and every material. In this talk we will explore the nature of the atomic arrangements in metallic alloys, understand how these can lead to variations in certain properties and see how by controlling these arrangement we can deliver we advanced materials for engineering applications.

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2022-03-31 07:48

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Cambridge Festival - Materials Science & Metallurgy

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University of Cambridge

Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy

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eng (English)

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Rolls Royce UTC

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