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Computer Simulation of Materials in Extreme Environments

Professor Mark Wilson, University of Oxford

22-Feb-17 13:00

Computer Simulation of Materials in Extreme Environments

Have you ever wondered how materials like Carbon Fiber get invented? Well we spoke to Professor Mark Wilson from the University of Oxford about his Computer Simulation of Materials in Extreme Environments about the need for such study and what to expect from it.


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