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Surface engineering via nanotechnology: Clusters to components

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  1. M.C. Roco, “National Nanotechnology Initiative to Advance Broad Societal Goals,” MRS Bulletin, 28 (6) (2003), pp. 416–417.

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  1. the Advanced Materials Processing and Analysis Center, Mechanical, Materials and Aerospace Engineering, the University of Central Florida (UCF), USA

    Sudipta Seal (an associate professor)

  2. the Department of Materials Science and Engineering Center of Laser Applications, the University of Tennessee, USA

    Narendra B. Dahotre (a professor)

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  1. Sudipta Seal
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He is currently serving as Nanotechnology Initiative Coordinator for UCF.

Both are advisors to JOM from the Surface Engineering Committee of the TMS Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division.

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Seal, S., Dahotre, N.B. Surface engineering via nanotechnology: Clusters to components. JOM 56, 34–35 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-004-0269-1

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