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    Processing of ceramics (structural and electroceramic), including ceramic-based composites and nanostructured ceramics. Particularly interested in Rheological Processing such as: Powder formation,...
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    My main areas of expertise are: Biomaterials inclusing bioceramics Ceramics Structural ceramics including bricks and refractories Composites Electronic and superconducting ceramics Microwave...
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