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Characterization

Enabling worldwide discovery of the structure and chemistry of advanced materials.

Characterization

Enabling worldwide discovery of the structure and chemistry of advanced materials.

  • Materials Science and Engineering Department
  • College of Engineering

Seminars & Events

  • August 13-15 2025

    Materials Science and Engineering

    Workshop on Methods for Three-Dimensional Microstructure Studies

    Scott Hall 5201 (Bosch Sparks Conference Room)

News

Jul 22

New growth perspectives Opens in new window

Recently published work investigates abnormal grain growth (AGG) using 3D X-ray imaging of high-purity nickel, with findings disproving some existing theories.

Jul 11

A second life for air quality monitors Opens in new window

Published in Science Advances, breakthrough polymer coating extends the half-life of an MXene-based air quality sensor by 200% and enables regeneration when performance begins to degrade.

Jun 16

Printed materials inspired by nature Opens in new window

A new method for creating superhydrophobic surfaces offers precise control over the shape and location of the structures, while requiring no post processing.

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