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to the home page for composites research at Michigan State University.
From this page, you will be able to access information on a wide variety
of composites research being conducted by this university.
 Composite
materials are a new class of materials that combine two or more
separate components into a form suitable for structural applications. While
each component retains its identity, the new composite material displays
macroscopic properties superior to its parent constituents, particularly
in terms of mechanical properties and economic value.
The Composite Materials and Structures Center is a multidisciplinary
research facility located at Michigan State University's College of Engineering.
The expertise of MSU's engineering faculty, as well as faculty members
from other colleges on campus, support the center's three major efforts:
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Research on composite materials, processing and design,
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Support of graduate and undergraduate education in the science and engineering
of composites,
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Transfer of composites technology to industry through seminars, short courses
and cooperative research.
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