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In today’s edition of MATPOST®, we bring to you a list of websites that are relevant to the fields of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering. Get the opportunity to access tons of essential information, connect with thousands of professionals and learners across the globe. Just click the link of your choice and you are good to go!
Materials Today
www. materialstoday.com 

University of Ghana Materials Department
www.ug.edu.gh/mse/

 The Materials Research Society 
www.mrs.org

American Ceramic Society
www.ceramics.org 

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
www.tms.org

 The Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering (SAMPE) 
www.nasampe.org

ASM International - the Materials Information Society 
www.asminternational.org/
American Concrete Institute (ACI)
www.concrete.org

African Materials Science and Engineering Network
 www.sig.ias.edu

Society of Plastics Engineers
www.4spe.org/ 

 Material Advantage
 www.materialadvantage.org/ 

Association for Iron and Steel Technology
www.aist.org

Microscopy Training
www.myscope.training

International Institute of Welding
www.iiwelding.com

We encourage all MATESA members to visit any of these sites at their own convenience and especially the area(s) that is(are) of much interest to them. Follow this page as we update it's info with more of the websites.
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