Nanoscale Heterogeneity in Compositionally Complex Ceramic Oxides

Abstract: Next generation materials of nearly every kind rely on chemical, electronic, and/or magnetic heterogeneity for creating, harnessing, and controlling functionality. High entropy oxides (HEOs), materials exhibiting a single-phase crystal…

Progress Towards a Self-Driving Biomaterials Laboratory

Abstract: The seamless integration of synthetic materials with biological systems long remains a grand challenge, often curtailed by the sheer complexity of the cell-material interface. For decades, biomaterial scientists and engineers have designed around…

Welcome Class of 2026! Interested in Materials Science? Please stop by our table to learn more about the Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) Certificate Program. Current students will be available to talk about their experiences, classes, how to join the program and participate in activities.

The pre-modern science and art of alchemy is famous for its vivid, often bizarre imagery. Alchemical images often represent ingredients and processes allegorically, suggesting analogies with other aspects of creation: from human generation and reproduction to the motion of heavenly bodies. Alchemists also used descriptive and diagrammatic…

The pre-modern science and art of alchemy is famous for its vivid, often bizarre imagery. Alchemical images often represent ingredients and processes allegorically, suggesting analogies with other aspects of creation: from human generation and reproduction to the motion of heavenly bodies. Alchemists also used descriptive and diagrammatic…

The pre-modern science and art of alchemy is famous for its vivid, often bizarre imagery. Alchemical images often represent ingredients and processes allegorically, suggesting analogies with other aspects of creation: from human generation and reproduction to the motion of heavenly bodies. Alchemists also used descriptive and diagrammatic…

Congratulations, Class of 2022!

The MSE Class Day ceremony will take place on Monday, May 23 at 1:30 p.m. in the Bowen Hall Auditorium. Light refreshments will be available before and after the ceremony in the Bowen Hall Atrium.

Registration is required. You can register using this form here.

Chemically Controlled Shape-morphing of Elastic Sheets

Abstract: Two-dimensional responsive materials that change…

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Coupling Formulation and Processability for the Design and Manufacture of Polymeric Materials

Abstract: While progress has been…

Putting the Squeeze on Phase Separation

Abstract: Living organisms build optical and mechanical metamaterials.  These intricate nano- and micro-structures rival the best we can manufacture in a clean room, yet they are constructed from naturally abundant resources with sustainable low-energy processes…