Materials For Secondary and College Levels
- Materials from Austria (Viktor Obendrauf)
- Low-cost instrumentation and microscale from HongKong(Winghong Chan)
- Materials from Germany (Eckhard Baumbach)
- Materials from Germany (Klaus-G. Häusler)
- Materials from South Africa (John D. Bradley)
- Materials from Swedish Microscale Center (Christer Gruvberg)
- Materials from National Small-Scale Center USA (Stephen Thompson)
- Materials from Mexican Microscale Chemistry Center (Jorge Ibanez)
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