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Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed

Researchers in crystal elasticity breakthrough Scientists from University of Queensland and Queensland University of Technology have gained new insights into the fundamental behaviour of flexible materials, allowing for the design of new building materials and technology, according to a statement from UQ. According to the statement, researchers have identified the origin of the restoring force… The post Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed appeared first on Australian Manufacturing Forum.

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