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Saturday, May 1, 2010

Mo6S3I6 mechanical properties Live blogging!

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Magnus Hummelgård: Assistant Professor, in Material Physics, Dept. of Natural Sciences
Mid Sweden University

I have started the in-situ TEM blog to test new ways of communications. I write posts in subjects of technical and scientific developments made here at the transmission electron microscopy lab at Mid Sweden University.
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