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January 13, 2011
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David Pogue examines the latest advancements in materials research in a NSF-funded PBS series.
New York Times technology reporter David Pogue travels the globe to examine the latest advancements in materials research and to find out what the future might hold. Here he examines the strength of steel.
Credit: Courtesy of WGBH Boston
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