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Samples of Zirconia ceramics.

Visions for the future – Advanced Ceramics (1994)

Plascon - Innovative Waste Treatment title screen.

Plascon: The 99.9999% Solution (1992)

Researcher at work in laboratory.

CSIRO Medals 1990 – Research Achievement – Specialty Polymers Group

Dr Chris Strauss operating MicroLab unit in laboratory.

MicroLab (1989)

Dr Brett Bateup examines wool after scouring.

Fleecy Clean (1989)

Researcher in laboratory

Applying Organic Chemistry (1987)

Samples of Scrimber.

Scrimber (1985)

Syncropulse welder in operation.

Drop by Drop (1984)

Sample polymer bank note.

An Approach to the Production of Secure Durable Bank Notes (1974)

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