Materials stories that may also be of interest | Ceramic Tech Today

Materials stories that may also be of interest

Edited By Peter Wray • July 12, 2011

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• New sensor to measure structural stresses can heal itself when broken

• NC State to create video game adventure to boost science literacy

• Spanish Ceramic Tile Manufacturers’ Association (ASCER) is launching the tenth edition of Tile of Spain Awards of Architecture and Interior Design competition

• Ivy-covered walls take on new power from the sun: U. of Utah student effort funds Solar Ivy installation

• Sage Glass founder Van Dine discusses potential of electrochromic applications in Middle East and around the globe

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Categories: Business, Construction, Energy & environment, Glass science, International, Measurements & testing, Uncategorized
Tags: ASCER, Sage Electromatics, self-healing sensors, smart materials, smart structures, Solar Ivy, tile competition, University of Utah

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