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Category Archives: Materials Science

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Computer Science, Materials Science
May 2013

Data wave

Energy-materials research provides a test for the big-data flood.

Climate, Materials Science
January 2012

Corralling carbon dioxide

Supercomputers are speeding new-materials designs that sponge up carbon dioxide and helping assemble systems for large-scale carbon capture.

Energy, Materials Science
September 2010

Inside materials’ DNA

MIT’s Materials Genome Project enlists databases and density functional theory to discover safe, clean materials for a new energy era.

Fluid Dynamics, Materials Science
June 2009

Concrete calculations

Computer models illuminate what influences flow in concrete and how that affects stress and environmental impact.

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