Integrated Materials Engineering - MATE96001
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Lecturer
Materials Physics - MSE 105
Aims
This course is designed to give students a firm foundation in the fundamentals of Materials Physics required in subsequent years of study and to serve as a valuable self-standing unit. The mission of Materials Physics is to explain the physical origins of materials properties. The course content takes into account the broad spectrum of pre-university syllabi.
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Lecturer
Electronic Structures and Opto Electronic Properties - MATE97005
Aims
This course describes the electronic devices used to emit light, transmit light and detect light and to show how these elements can be combined to create integrated systems for fibre optic communications, solar energy conversion and displays.
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Lecturer
Fundamentals of Processing - MATE40005
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Lecturer
Electronic Structures and Opto Electronic Properties - MATE96006
Aims
This course describes the electronic devices used to emit light, transmit light and detect light and to show how these elements can be combined to create integrated systems for fibre optic communications, solar energy conversion and displays.
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Lecturer
Materials Chemistry and Biology - MSE 102
Aims
This course is designed to give students the firm foundation in the fundamentals of Materials Chemistry and Biology required in subsequent years of study and to serve as a valuable self-standing unit. The missions of Materials Chemistry and Biology are to deliver a materials science view of fundamental chemistry concepts, as well as introduce a range of soft matter and polymeric materials. The course content takes into account the broad spectrum of pre-university syllabi.
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Lecturer
Nanomaterials 1 - MATE96007
Aims
This course is designed to provide the student with a fundamental understanding of nanoscience and how this can be applied in technological devices. A mechanistic description of the structure / property relationships will be covered for each class of material with a focus on the specific advantages that nanoscale materials can provide. The student will gain an understanding of the processing routes to produce controlled nanostructures.
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Lecturer
Nanomaterials 1 - MATE97006
Aims
This course is designed to provide the student with a fundamental understanding of nanoscience and how this can be applied in technological devices. A mechanistic description of the structure / property relationships will be covered for each class of material with a focus on the specific advantages that nanoscale materials can provide. The student will gain an understanding of the processing routes to produce controlled nanostructures.
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Lecturer