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Examples of Synergy Leading to Innovations in Materials Science

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This presentation will illustrate how knowledge of a problem, coupled with an understanding of the requisite science, can lead to innovative solutions associated with the use of renewable energy, its generation and storage, green processing of materials (including recycling), and, finally, care of an ageing population.

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