University of Michigan
Michigan Engineering
Centers
Center for Advanced Electronic Materials
- The Center for Advanced Electronic Materials is a group of faculty in the Materials Science and Engineering Department who make and characterize electronic, optical, magnetic and ferroelectric materials.
Center for Aluminum Metallurgy and Processing
- This is an Interdisciplinary Center aimed at enhancing the use of aluminum alloys through research along several fronts: the physical and mechanical metallurgy of aluminum alloys, their processing to a variety of conventional and non-conventional product forms, their forming and joining to fabricate components, and to invent alloys and composites with superior structural properties.
Center for Nanomaterials Science
- The Center for Nanomaterials Science is dedicated to the fundamental understanding of the design and fabrication of nanostructured films to meet the demanding needs of tomorrow's technology. Central to this mission is an approach which exploits a wide range of, state-of the-art, advanced characterization tools both during and after fabrication.
- The Applied Physics Program addresses the quickening pace of development at the frontier between physics and engineering.
Molecularly Designed Electronic, Photonic, and Nanostructured Materials
- The Molecularly Designed Electronic, Photonic, and Nanostructured Materials is an Integrated Graduate Education and Research Training Program (IGERT) funded by the NSF.
- The Macromolecular Science and Engineering studies the science and technology of synthetic and natural macromolecules.
The Michigan Computational Materials Center
- The Michigan Computational Materials Center focuses on molecular and continuum simulations of material processes.
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