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Pre-Sprint Survey: Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Agile Learning

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Display stand for Airfix 1:72 models. Ball joint allows you to pick the best angle. You may need glue to keep heavy models in place.

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Get some truly kinetic action on your cardboard construction with this free swinging hinge. Doors, windows, trapdoors, drawbridges... they all hinge on you having this thing. Range of movement from 0 to 270 degrees. Uses 2-3 Makedo Scrus - available at www.make.do

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The strength of steel is proverbial, but that doesn't mean it can't be improved. It's heavy, after all, and there are stronger metals out there. But researchers in South Korea have created an alloy that's as strong as titanium, lighter than ordinary steel, and cheap to boot. The new alloy, described in the journal Nature, is created by allying the steel with aluminum - this lightens the steel, but also makes it weak. To counter that weakness, the team added a dash of manganese and a sprinkle of nickel, while modifying the way the metal crystals form at the nanometer scale. This new alloy has no flashy name just yet but is referred to as High Specific Strength Steel. It has an even better strength-to-weight ratio than the far more expensive titanium.

This may bring steel back to industries where light, strong materials have become key, in particular the manufacturing of cars and planes. There's already interest in getting HSSS to the production line, so you may expect to see it (or ride in it) within the next few years.

-Devin Coldewey

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Strong as Titanium, Cheap as Dirt: New Steel Alloy Shines

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The strength of steel is proverbial, but that doesn't mean it can't be improved. It's heavy, after all, and there are stronger metals out there. But researchers in South Korea have created an alloy that's as strong as titanium, lighter than ordinary steel, and cheap to boot.