| − | Super materials include crystals, semiconductors, nanotechnology, superalloys and metals, high performance glasses, gels, polymer thin films, and superconductors processed and produced using innovative techniques. | + | Super materials include [[crystal]]s, [[semiconductor]]s, nanotechnology, superalloys and metals, high performance glasses, [[gel]]s, [[polymer]] thin films, and [[superconductor]]s processed and produced using innovative techniques. |
| − | The scientific study of super materials incorporates parts of traditional materials science disciplines with biotechnology, physics and chemistry. Primary uses include lasers, medical imaging, and pharmaceuticals. | + | The scientific study of super materials incorporates parts of traditional materials science disciplines with [[biotechnology]], physics and chemistry. Primary uses include [[laser]]s, [[medical imaging]], and pharmaceuticals. |