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Materials engineering in health sciences
Materials science forms the foundation for engineers in product development because the structures, components and devices that engineers design are limited by the properties of the materials that are available and the techniques that can be used for fabrication. Materials science mostly focuses on the basic study of materials, which includes basic mathematical formulae and also foundation physics of materials. Materials engineering on the other hand concentrates on the development of new materials for industrial and user applications. Materials engineering is an important discipline of engineering that has assisted other technologies to improve the variety of products being produced globally. This science has improved the characteristics of existing materials and has also contributed to produce materials with improved properties. The purpose of materials engineering is to obtain knowledge about the materials so that alternate materials with the desired characteristics may be produced.
Surface properties and thermal behavior of Malaysian coir fiber / S. Norshahida and A. Zuraida -- TiO2 nanotubes as a novel photocatalyzer and excellent implant paterials for future use / S. Sreekantan, R. Hazan, Z. Lockman and I. Mat -- In vitro study of dense hydroxyapatite bone graft in simulated body fluid / N. Eslami, M.K. Herliansyh and M. Hamdi -- Effect of silica fume and rice husk ash in ternary system on the properties of cement paste and concrete / B.K. Ngun, H. Mohamad, E. Sakai, Z.A. Ahmad and P. Bone -- Characterization of the response of synthetic bone substitute to compressive load / T.T. Mon, Z. Hamedon, M.S.M. Sani, A.S. Sulaiman, C.H. Hazami and S. Parthiban -- Fabrication of bone cement added with starch from rice / R. Shamsudin, M.F. Abdul and M.R. Yusoff -- Fibroblast cell behavior on porous titania thin film / R. Hazan, S. Sreekantan, A. Abdul Khalil, I.M.S. Nordin and I. Mat -- Prospect of hydroxyapatite-photopolymer composite as a restoration bone material / A.E. Tontowi -- Characterizations of UV cured epoxidized soy oil as alternative epoxy resin for coatings / N. Nawi, R. Mohamed and A.F. Mohd -- Mechanical properties and morphology of rice straw reinforced polypropylene composites / K. Nallis, R. Othman, H. Mohamad and K. Okada -- Physical properties of some oil seeds for biodiesel / P. Sirisomboon -- The effectiveness of blood cockles (Andara granosa) and scallop clam (Amusium spp.) shell as energizers in pack carburization process / B.H. Setiamarga, M.R.P. Kamal and U. Rumendi -- Influence of fibre loading and coupling agent concentration on rheology and morphology of short banana fibre reinforced polypropylene composites / C.S. Yee and Z. Shamsudin -- Production of agro-based thermoplastic composites using low density polyethylene (LDPE) with Hibiscus cannabinus L. (Kenaf) as reinforcing filler by microwave irradiation / F.T. Bacani, I.M.M. Salonga, E.J.G. Tan and R.D. Davidilla -- Thermal effusivity measurement of virgin coconut oil-ethanol mixtures using open photoacoustic cell technique / F.K.M. Al-Asfoor, W.M.M. Yunus, L.M. Yee and N.J. Ridha.
editors, Radzali Othman, Srimala Sreekantan.
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