Glass and Glass‐Ceramic Technologies to Transform the World
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Abstract
This presentation is an overview of the findings from J une 21 to 22, 2010 A merican C eramic S ociety L eadership S ummit and a personal perspective on the economic issues and technical feasibility of achieving breakthrough technologies in the business segments of E nergy and H ealthcare. The top 10 rankings from an extensive listing of 100 potentially important ceramic, glass and glass–ceramic technologies were all in the E nergy and H ealthcare S ectors of business. Innovative technologies that have the potential for being world‐changing are discussed, including T ransforming T echnology for E nergy N o. 1: I nnovative E nergy S torage D evices; T ransforming T echnology for H ealthcare N o. 1: B ioactive M aterials for R egeneration of T issues; N o. 2: L ocalized T herapies for C ancer and A utoimmune D iseases; N o. 3: T issue E ngineering of S oft T issues; N o. 4: S tem C ell E ngineering; N o. 5: P reventative M edicine.
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OpenAlex topics: Bone Tissue Engineering Materials · Facial Trauma and Fracture Management · Dental Implant Techniques and Outcomes
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Affiliations
Department of Materials Science and Engineering University of Florida Gainesville Florida 32605
Office of the Vice President University of Central Florida Orlando Florida
King's College/Guy's Hospital School of Dentistry University of London London UK
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