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University of Maryland - Material Science University of Maryland - Material Science
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering offers a set of videos about various topics in material science to help students understand what material science is. Learn about plasma, polymers, liquid crystals and much more.
LearnersTV.com - Material Science LearnersTV.com - Material Science
LearnersTV.com offers a series of educational material science lectures that are available to the public for free. Learn about topics like polymers, non-crystalline solids, crystal geometry, phase diagrams, phase transformations and more.
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NanoWerk provides a number of online videos about nanotechnology. Learn about everything from nanoelectronics to nanomedicine, and even about careers in nanotechnology.
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How Stuff Works Videos - Material Science
The Material Science section on How Stuff Works Videos contains videos about material science, from the Discovery Channel and much more.

From Argonne National Labs:
Bacteria Turn Tiny Gears Making Stuff Cleaner!
Argonne's material scientist Vilas Pol guest starred on NOVA's "Making Stuff: Cleaner". See the clip here.
Lithium-Air Batteries Lithium-Air Batteries
Argonne National Laboratory has engaged in battery research and development for more than 40 years. See our scientists discuss this technology!

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