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Are green potato chips bad for you? We've all wondered at some point. This week's Risk Bites dives in and explores the strange and fascinating truth behind those greenish crisps!
Is "New and Different" the same as "Dangerous?" Andrew tackles the question in this week's Risk Bite: "Do Novel Materials Present Novel Risk?"
Featuring not one, but at least TWO Shakespeare jokes!Â
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What are Advanced Materials used for? What can we make now that we have the ability to manipulate materials at the atomic level? Join Risk Bites this week as we explore these questions and more!Â
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Risk Bites continues to explore the topic of Advanced Materials with a brief history of the subject - check it out!Â
So begins Risk Bites' grand exploration of Advanced Materials! Tune in this week for a brief history of how mankind went from boring old regular materials to advanced materials.Â
Micromorts are all the rage these days, but how useful are they? and what other ways are there to measure the cumulative risk of our activities and exposures? Enter: Microlives!Â