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In‐mold rheology and automated process control for injection molding of recycled polypropylene

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By Joshua Krantz, Sarah O'Meara, Zarek Nieduzak, Juliana Licata
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Over the past 40 years, injection molding has gone through significant technological advancements, which have kept it relevant and widely used despite the development of new technologies such as additive manufacturing.1 In particular, increased attention has been dedicated to computer-controlled injection molding machines transitioning from open-loop to closed-loop control systems.2 These closed-loop systems have allowed advanced monitoring and control over the manufactured...
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Net Zero to the housing crisis: how we’re using expert evidence to help policymakers improve UK society

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By Sarah O'Meara
| Tolerance Canada
By Sarah O'Meara, IPPO/Communications and Engagement Manager Three years ago, The Conversation partnered with a group of leading universities, including UCL, Cardiff and Queen’s Belfast, on the ESRC-funded International Public Policy Observatory (IPP0). The project’s goal was initially to assess and report to UK policymakers evidence from around the world on the best ways to mitigate the devastating social impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read complete article © The Conversation -
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Net Zero to the housing crisis: how we’re using expert evidence to help policymakers improve UK society Original

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By Sarah O'Meara
| The Conversation Verified
Three years ago, The Conversation partnered with a group of leading universities, including UCL, Cardiff and Queen’s Belfast, on the ESRC-funded International Public Policy Observatory (IPP0). The project’s goal was initially to assess and report to UK policymakers evidence from around the world on the best ways to mitigate the devastating social impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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