Corporate Body

Centre for Advanced Materials Technology (1989 - )

Monash University

From
1989
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Education and Industrial or scientific research
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

Federal Funding was used in 1989 to found the Centre for Advanced Materials Technology (CAMT) which is a National Key Centre of research and teaching in its field. CAMT draws on the facilities of Monash University's Departments of Materials Engineering, Chemistry and Physics.

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