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ISSN 2594-5327

65º Congresso ABM Vol. 65, Num. 65 (2010)


Title

SOCIETY CHANGING NEEDS IN ADVANCED MATERIALS

SOCIETY CHANGING NEEDS IN ADVANCED MATERIALS

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10.5151/2594-5327-39674

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Abstract

Sustainable use of biomass and other natural resources, technical solutions for environment requirements, efficient usage of energy, sensitive technologies, health care, bio-materials, composites, nano-tribology and related features in MEMS, are a few examples of social, economical, political and scientific issues related to the availability and appropriate choice of materials. The decision for launching new material solutions takes various technical, economical, and also political factors – in the sense of assessing the acceptance of the product – into consideration, a process that has led to the so called “hyperchoice”. An overview of those changing societal needs and the corresponding materials response will be presented, and some specific applications will be discussed.

 

Sustainable use of biomass and other natural resources, technical solutions for environment requirements, efficient usage of energy, sensitive technologies, health care, bio-materials, composites, nano-tribology and related features in MEMS, are a few examples of social, economical, political and scientific issues related to the availability and appropriate choice of materials. The decision for launching new material solutions takes various technical, economical, and also political factors – in the sense of assessing the acceptance of the product – into consideration, a process that has led to the so called “hyperchoice”. An overview of those changing societal needs and the corresponding materials response will be presented, and some specific applications will be discussed.

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Sustainable

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How to cite

Silva, Evando Mirra de Paula e. SOCIETY CHANGING NEEDS IN ADVANCED MATERIALS, p. 5595-5595. In: 65º Congresso ABM, Rio de Janeiro, 2010.
ISSN: 2594-5327, DOI 10.5151/2594-5327-39674