Peterson and Mortensen join MSE External Advisory Board
MSE is pleased to welcome two new External Advisory Board members: Irene Peterson (PHD ’95) and Dave Mortensen (BSE ’72). […]
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New advanced neuromorphic computing could reduce the energy of machine learning by 1000 times
An interview with Assistant Professor Yiyang Li, MSE's newest faculty member
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$2M NSF grant gives personalized medicines project shot in the arm
A cross-disciplinary U-M research team, led by MSE Professor Max Shtein, seeks to make telemedicine better and dramatically less expensive than current in-person medicine.
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MSE scientists discover new class of semiconducting entropy-stabilized materials
The Kioupakis and Poudeu groups collaborated on a recently published paper on the theoretical prediction and experimental discovery of a new class of materials.
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MSE Career Fair 2020 slated for September 22
Student organizers of this year's event -- to be held virtually -- anticipate the most diverse, relevant Career Fair to date.
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COVID-19 is laying waste to many U.S. recycling programs
In a newly published article, authors Brian Love and Julie Rieland discuss the challenges facing the recycling sector and growing distrust of secondhand goods.
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Sun receives D.O.E. Early Career Award
Wenhao Sun's research group is leveraging high-throughput density functional theory, applied thermodynamics, and materials informatics to develop new predictive theories of inorganic materials synthesis.
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COPING WITH COVID: 480 Capstone Design course does a 180
When the Covid crisis hit campus and closed labs, instructors Alan Taub and Max Shtein quickly revamped the course to give student teams the option to design Covid-related products.
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COPING WITH COVID: Rachel Goldman on teaching MSE 250 remotely
A Q&A with Professor Rachel S. Goldman reveals the importance of building a robust remote learning community, including mailing hands-on activities to students' homes.
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Journal features Wenhao Sun in “Emerging Investigator” series
Materials Horizons highlighted Sun for being an "exceptional early-career materials researcher" for his work on developing new quantitative and predictive theories of inorganic materials synthesis.
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