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A Materials Scientist in Space

1990 MRS Fall Meeting Plenary Address

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  1. NASA, Washington, DC, USA

    Bonnie J. Dunbar BS and MS degrees in ceramic engineering, PhD in biomedical engineering (Astronaut)

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  1. Bonnie J. Dunbar BS and MS degrees in ceramic engineering, PhD in biomedical engineering
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The following is an edited version of NASA Astronaut Bonnie J. Dunbar’s Plenary Address at the 1990 MRS Fall Meeting.

Bonnie Dunbar gave the Plenary Address, “Materials Processing in Space,” at the 1987 MRS Spring Meeting.

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Dunbar, B.J. A Materials Scientist in Space. MRS Bulletin 16, 36–41 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1557/S0883769400056888

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