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Swim Suits for Aeroplanes
by Jörn Ritterbusch
Tackling the challenges of a globalized economy is the focus of this year’s ASK Metal Forming conference in Aachen, Germany. Developing swim suits for aeroplanes is not the answer, but plenty other possibilites are being considered...
New Glass Science Journal Launched!
by Tim Adams
The American Ceramic Society and Wiley-Blackwell are proud to announce the first issue of the International Journal of Applied Glass Science. This journal looks set to become a key journal, focusing on the applications of glass science and engineering.
pss Cover of the Year 2009: Coherent Spins in Organic Semiconductors
by Stefan Hildebrandt
Announcing the Physica Status Solidi Cover of the Year 2009!
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