Materials.Business Newsletter ⚙️ Materials.Business January 09th, 2025 Podcast Guest:  Laura Cardenas Video in English you can add...

Sanya, a trailblazer in reliability engineering, breaking barriers in STEM & empowering young women in male-dominated fields.

From fusion energy to automotive and medical applications, Patricia’s research is shaping the future of sustainable materials.

Discover how self-leadership, emotional intelligence, and transparency empower leaders to build resilient teams and drive sustainable growth

As we continue to merge engineering excellence with sustainability, we move closer to achieving a world where technology supports both!

The fascinating world of high entropy alloys (HEAs) and their promising applications in gas transportation and beyond.

A world of shinny suggestions and opportunities for material engineers, Corrosionists, and all the people in charge of caring for materials.

Corrosion engineers and materials scientists play a crucial role in preserving cultural icons like the Eiffel Tower.

The MSCA stands for Mindset, Soul, Curiosity, and Advocate STEMinist Movement, its mission is to empower women, minorities, and STEMinists.

In the quest for longer-lasting wind energy infrastructure, we must prioritize extended operational lifetimes and streamlined maintenance.

Corrosion is a silent yet pervasive threat that affects virtually every aspect of our infrastructure.

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We must prepare the Corrosionists the world needs: open-minded professionals, with a deeper specialization and flexible enough to learn.

Exploring Enceladus' environment reveals unexpected corrosion insights. Collaboration with space science opens new frontiers.