Materialia Indica: An India-centric network of researchers and students in materials science, metallurgy, minerals, ceramics, polymers.

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  • RAJESH AGRAWAL
  • Abhik Narayan Choudhury

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Metal oxide Semiconductor (Sensor Element)

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Open for discussion on the fabrication & characterization of MOS based sensors for sensor array in e-nose - Binary - Ternary - Mixed Oxides.
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Arindam Adhikari and pratyay bhattacharya are now friends Monday
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rakesh kumar is now a member of Materialia Indica Friday
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Structural Characterization

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Theories, tools and techniques - conventional and novel - for characterization of crystal structures and microstructures.See More
Tias Maiti joined S. Karthikeyan's group Jan 23
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Tias Maiti is now a member of Materialia Indica Jan 23
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RAJESH AGRAWAL is now a member of Materialia Indica Jan 19
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Shashank Shekhar Singh is now a member of Materialia Indica Jan 16
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Digital Image Correlation

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Recent advances in computational capabilities and DIC schemes have greatly expanded the applicability of DIC in experimental mechanics.There is active use and on-going development of DIC in high-speed (particularly aerospace) applications and as a powerful non-contact means, in combination with optical microscopy, SEM and AFM. See More
Srinivas G N joined Aakansha Vishnoi's group Jan 13
 

Welcome to Materialia Indica!

Welcome to Materialia Indica!

To learn more about this community, check these pages: About Us and Milestones. Before moving here in June 2009, we had a group blog.

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Rajesh Prasad

Ductile-Brittle Transition 5 Replies

Started by Rajesh Prasad in General. Last reply by Pratyush Tiwary Dec 30, 2011.

Durgajanani Sivalingam

Doping concentration calculation

Started by Durgajanani Sivalingam in General Oct 12, 2011.

kousaalya

difference between crystallite size and grain size 10 Replies

Started by kousaalya in General. Last reply by Selva Sep 11, 2011.

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Classics in Materials Science: Shockley and Read’s dislocation models of crystal grain boundaries

Any crystalline material contains many defects. Depending on the topology of the defects, they can be classified as point, line, surface and volume defects. Of these, only point defects are equilibrium defects — that is, at any temperature above absolute … Continue reading

A new, bigger home for Materialia Indica

A quick announcement to tell you all that Materialia Indica now has a second home which is bigger, more open, and more feature-rich. It’s hosted on Ning.com, which offers a fairly complete suite of social networking features: groups, forums, events, … Continue reading

On computer simulations in materials science

The conventional analytical treatment of actual systems can in fact only be successfully performed in the simplest cases. It fails when a more or less realistic model of multiphase alloys in considered. As a matter of fact, computer simulation is … Continue reading
 
 
 

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