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    William E. Frazier Ph.D. (head of the Metals and Ceramics Processing Team, member of TMS), Mary E. Donnellan M.S. (materials research engineer in the Advanced Metallics and Ceramics Branch, member of TMS) & Paul Architetto B.S. (materials engineer in the Advanced Metallic and Ceramic Materials Branch)

  2. University of Delaware, USA

    Randall Sands M.S. (Ph.D. candidate in materials science)

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Frazier, W.E., Donnellan, M.E., Architetto, P. et al. The status of HYMATs—a new category of hybrid materials. JOM 43, 10–15 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03220562

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