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

Characterization

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

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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.

Apr 30

Printable aluminum alloy designed to balance strength and cost Opens in new window

Using computational simulations and optimization techniques, recent research from the Taheri-Mousavi group has identified a new aluminum alloy system that can meet performance standards at a lower cost than current materials.

Apr 09

Dickey named MRS Fellow Opens in new window

Elizabeth Dickey has been named a 2025 Materials Research Society Fellow in recognition of her accomplishments in the use of high-resolution transmission electron microscopy to advance the understanding of nanomaterials, dielectric materials, ferroelectric switching, and high entropy oxides.

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