This seminar will be the occasion to introduce the audience to the transmission electron microscope (TEM), with a specific emphasis on material science applications.

External flow simulations are ubiquitous in several scientific and engineering fields, with e.g.

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This seminar begins with a presentation on membrane science and technology, the membrane community, and current challenges. Particular attention will be given to the role of membranes in antisolvent crystallization. This represents the doing of a scientist: moving science forwards. The second part, is an open discussion on the being, or the human aspect of a scientist.

The design of emerging energy systems relies on limited market data and long-term forecasts, leading to significant uncertainty in critical model inputs such as efficiencies, resource availabilities, fuel prices and investment costs. We consistently underestimate these uncertainties due to our reliance on the ordinary and the predictable, neglecting exceptional scenarios.

Recently, the development of a new generation of advanced instruments for in-situ nanomechanical testing inside the transmission electron microscope (TEM) has allowed establishing a one-to-one relationship between load-displacement characteristics and stress-induced microstructure evolution in the transmission electron microscope.

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The traces of amputations and those of the tools/apparatus proposed, designed and manufactured to replace the lost upper or lower limbs can be found in Antiquity. Amputees and/or tetraplegics have varying degrees of disability and anatomical dysfunction. However, existing upper arm prosthetics, particularly the prosthetic hands, are quite far from being able to substitute the lost functions.

The advent of additive manufacturing has opened the door to the production of previously inaccessible geometries.

Many complex structures such as airplanes are made of dissimilar materials, combining for instance Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) Composites and metal sheets. Manufacturing these multimaterial structures requires an efficient bonding process, but also high crack propagation resistance.