Society benefits from the many attributes nickel brings to the industries that produce durable products, generate electricity sustainably, and create energy-efficient automobiles and buildings. In this issue, we focus on three applications of nickel that have broad implications for society: solar energy, fusion energy, and innovative, lightweight ground transportation.

• Creating Beautiful Buildings (October 2008)
• A Big Part of the Solution (June 2008)
• Finding More Nickel (March 2008)
• Thank-you for an Interesting Year (December 2007)
• Stepping Lightly (September 2007)

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How nickel stainless steels are improving the prospects for solar energy.

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Australia holds the largest reserve base of nickel in the world and is the third-largest producer of nickel ore behind Russia and Canada, accounting for 12% of world mine production.

	Stainless Steel Car Frames: The Next Generation (December 2008)
	Testing the Future of Fusion (December 2008)
	Stainless Steel Piping Survives Shocks (October 2008)
	A Step Up in Stainless Design (October 2008)
	Fabricating for Time and Tide (October 2008)
	Building Ocean Ecosystems (October 2008)
	India’s Biogas Boom (June 2008)
	One Material, Multiple Purposes (June 2008)
	Honoured in Stainless (June 2008)
	Creating Carbon Offsets (March 2008)
	Controlling Floods Along the Mississippi (March 2008)
	Extending the Life of Japanese Apartments (March 2008)