Defence and Aerospace Materials
Advanced materials continue to play an important role in the breakthrough of technologies for advanced applications. Through systematic studies and mechanistic understanding of structure-property relationships of the developed novel materials, it is possible to precisely and innovatively control the processing of materials. Material scientists are expected to be able to effectively facilitate the innovation of unique materials functions which will push desirable technology innovations. The research activities under this roof are concerned on materials innovation, platform integration, technology developments and transfers for various advanced applications in Defence.
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- Braided textile composites Protective materials and metal alloys Thermoelectric materials Fibres Science & Technology Elastomers
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