56. Introduction to Biomaterials - Biomaterials and Biomedical Aplications
Welcome back! When you think of biomaterials your first thought might be a prosthesis, but did you know that materials for petri dishes are also biomaterials? Today we start a special season with bonu...
8 Maj 202524min
55. Fiber Properties, Production and Applications - Composite Materials
You’ve surely heard about carbon fibers, but do you know how they’re produced? What about glass fibers? Today we’ll take a deep dive into the world of fiber reinforcements.Don’t forget to share this p...
6 Apr 202525min
54. Reinforcement Mechanisms - Composite Materials
How do composite materials work? Why does adding particles or fibers help increase the strenght of the matrix? Let’s see in today’s deep dive.Don’t forget to share this podcast with other people (just...
28 Mars 202518min
53. Cements - Composit Materials
Come with us as we start a completly new deep dive. Did you know that cements are actually composit materials? Listen to this episode to learn more.Don’t forget to share this podcast with other people...
19 Mars 202534min
52. Mechanical Properties in Ceramics - Ceramic Materials
Today we close the Ceramic Materials course, taking a deep dive into their mechanical properties. We’ll describe the elastic and brittle behavior of ceramics, the difficulty in performing tensile test...
24 Feb 202523min
51. Thermal Properties in Ceramics - Ceramic Materials
Today we’ll deep dive into all the thermal properties of ceramics. We’ll talk about heat capacity (and specific heat), thermal expansion, thermal shock resistance and thermal conductivity. Don’t forge...
20 Feb 202515min
50. Magnetic Properties in Ceramics - Ceramic Materials
Today we’ll take a deep dive into the magnetic properties of ceramic materials. They’re classified into diamagnetic, paramagnetic, ferromagnetic, antiferromagnetic and ferrimagnetic, based on their ma...
17 Feb 202517min
49. Spinel Structure - Ceramic Materials
Today we’ll deep dive into spinels (and their crystal structure, including normal and inverse spinels), defects in ceramics (Frenkel and Schottky), and various types of technical ceramics.Don’t forget...
13 Feb 202518min
