News Archive - Page 20 of 46 - Michigan Materials Science and Engineering

Stronger, stiffer, greener: Carbon-negative natural-fiber composites

March 16, 2020

MSE Professor Alan Taub is leading an initiative to achieve lighter-weight structures that enable better fuel economy using materials that are CO2 negative.

Research Team with Kioupakis and Hovden receives $1 million grant

February 11, 2020

Manos Kioupakis and Robert Hovden are part of a team of U-M researchers working to revolutionize quantum technologies.

Kathleen Chou named AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholar

February 10, 2020

Chou received the honor for her educational and leadership experiences, participation in a TMS Material Advantage chapter, and community involvement.

Alan Taub wins TMS Research to Industrial Practice Award

February 7, 2020

The award honors individuals who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in turning research results into commercial products.

Ben Derby earns Towner Prize for Distinguished Academic Achievement

February 3, 2020

Derby was selected for his outstanding research, leadership and academic credentials.

How an age-old process could lead to new materials and even invisibility

January 31, 2020

A Q&A and video featuring Assistant Professor Ashwin Shahani and his mystery-solving research in spiral eutectics.

Lydia Mensah wins MLK Spirit Award

January 31, 2020

Among her many accolades, Mensah has been instrumental in forging a partnership between U-M and a SWE chapter in Liberia.

U-M part of team developing new, high-performance eutectic materials with ‘abundant’ applications

January 15, 2020

Together with researchers from the U of I, Professor Katsuyo Thornton and Dr. Erik Hanson's findings gain control over the internal structure of self-assembled composite materials.

Mengle wins CoE’s Towner Prize for Outstanding PhD research

January 2, 2020

Kelsey Mengle (Kioupakis group) was one of three CoE students selected to receive the prestigious award.

Post-silicon computing gets one step closer

December 10, 2019

Tunable semiconductor could lead to faster, more efficient computers