Links @ Dept. of Metallurgical & Materials Eng. / METU

Links

The following are links to corporate, university, and research labs working with materials. It also includes links to topics critical to understanding ceramic and materials engineering.

SOCIETIES

American Ceramic Society
Materials Reserach Society
The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS)
Federation of Materials Societies (FMS)
ASM International
SPIE The International Society for Optical Engineering
Optical Society of America
TUBİTAK
Türkiye Standartları Enstitüsü (TSE)

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NATIONAL LABS AND CORPORATIONS PERFORMING RESEARCH IN MATERIALS SCIENCE

NIST-Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory
NIST-Center for Theoretical and Computational Materials Science
Argonne National Laboratory-Materials Science Divisiton
IBM Research Relating to Materials Science

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LINKS TO MATERIALS SCIENCE RESOURCES

MATTER Online Resources
Materials Science Glossary
Materials Science Resources on the Web from Iowa State University
Materials Science and Engineering Career Resource Center
MRS's Strange Matter Exhibit Online
ASM International-Materials Engineering as a Career
Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library (EEVL)
ChemDex
UK Centre for Materials Education
WebElements
The World of Materials
MATTER
MatWeb
Resources of Scholarly Societies - Chemistry & Chemical Engineering
Material Safety Data Sheets
Links for Chemists
PSIgate (Physical Sciences Information Gateway)
Hydride Materials Database
ABINIT

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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE

Office of Naval Research Crystal Structures
Institut Laue-Langevin Crystal Structures
Crystal- From Wikipedia
Crystal Structure
Crystallographic Software for Students and Academia

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RHEOLOGY

Rheology Primer from South Bank University (UK)
More information on Newtonian and non-Newtonian Fluids

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THERMODYNAMICS

Basic Theromdynamics
More Basic Thermo
"Chemystery" Intro to Thermodynamics

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SINTERING

Solid State Sintering Basics

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SOL-GELS

The Sol-Gel Getaway
Bell Labs' Intro to Sol Gels
Chemat's Intro to Sol Gels

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PHASE DIAGRAMS

Introduction to Phase Diagrams
Understanding Single Component and Binary Phase Diagrams
Understanding Ternary Phase Diagrams
Collection of Elemental Binary Phase Diagrams
Phase Diagram PowerPoint Presentations from Univ. Missouri-Rolla

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BIOMATERIALS

Biomaterials Properties Database
Biomaterials Network

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CERAMICS

Ceramics and Industrial Minerals
Ceramics and Industrial Minerals

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POLYMERS

Polymer Chemistry Hypertext
PolySort
Scientific polymers FAQ