REGISTER NOW for the free Lifetime and Degradation Science (L&DS) Workshop
on November 14 at Case Western Reserve University.
"They (materials and products) are a large investment. And if you can't be comfortable with how long they will last, you will have a major hesitation about whether you should buy it."
"Energy technology needs to last 40 to 60 years," said French. "The question comes down to a technology's lifetime performance, not on its initial performance...And that is what makes this a scientific challenge -- how do we approach a question that is 50 years long and have confidence that we can figure out solid answers? That is the focus of what we are working on."

Overcoming degradation and mastering lifetime performance for high capital investment technologies.
Nord Hall, Room 310
Case Western Reserve University Campus
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