The Glassy State of Matter: Novel Properties and Applications - golf, frozen frogs, memory

4 February 2010, Cambridge, United Kingdom


Introduction
The glassy state is familiar from windows and drinking vessels, but can be found in a very wide range of materials with all types of chemical bonding. We will explore three types of unconventional glasses, based on metals, on carbohydrates and on chalcogenides, in each case highlighting some novel applications.
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University of Cambridge

Wolfson Lecture Theatre, University of Cambridge, Lenfield Road, Cambridge, CB2 1EW, United Kingdom

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Cambridge University ChemSoc and SCI CAGE section
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