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June 2008:

3-D Nanoscale Magnetic Structures for MEMS?

 
May 2008:

Workshop on Measurement of Stress in Tin and Tin Alloys

 
March 2008:

Pre-oxidation Makes a Better Magnetic Tunnel Junction

 
February 2008:

A Workshop to Bridge the Gap: toward more accurate multiscale models of materials

 
January 2008:

See What You’re Missing: New Tomography Holder

 
December 2007:

MSEL Hardness program study reveals limitations in portable hardness methods

 
November 2007:

Magnetic Nanoparticles Put the Heat on Tumor Cells

 
October 2007: Hydrogen in Your Car?

 

Metallurgy Highlights

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