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Photoshoot day of materials samples by the Materials Platform

Published: 13.3.2019

The Materials Platform organizes photoshoot sessions for materials samples on a regular basis. All Aalto University researchers who are involved in materials research are invited to participate.

In February 2019, 11 different researchers participated in the multidisciplinary Photoshoot day. We were happy to welcome the diversity of university departments.

Solar cell and vegetation, researcher Janne Halme, photo Valeria Azovskaya, 2019

Solar cells

Research Janne Halme, Department of Applied Physics

RNSF: regenerating nature smart fabric

Research Julie-Anne Gandier, Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems

TEMPO CNF and CNT ink CA film

Research Katariina Solin, Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems

Carbon materials and fuel cells

Researcher Syed Muhammad Farhan Ali, Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

Nanocellulose and agarose gels

Researcher Kia Bertula, Department of Applied Physics

Hydrophobized textile fiber weaved sample, researcher Most Kaniz Moriam, photo Valeria Azovskaya, 2019

Weaved sample of hydrophobized textile fiber

Researcher Most Kaniz Moriam, Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems

Nylon molded samples

Researcher Phan Nguyen, Department of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering

Thermo cell

Researcher Miikka Jokinen, Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

Fractionated LCNF

Researcher Monir Imani, Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems

Materials samples photos and photography consulting

Photography services to promote and popularise Aalto research.

Mixed materials composition, photo by Eeva Suorlahti 2017

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Published: 13.3.2019
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