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Welcome to the official page for the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Penn. Chaired by @ShuYangPenn. #MSEatPenn @PennEngineers
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@mseatpenn congratulates A. Shoji Hall on being recognized as a 2024 Rising Star in Materials Science by Adam Spangler Materials Au. This recognition highlights his pioneering contributions to the field and places him among an elite group of 19 early career researchers selected from over
Materials Science and Engineering at Penn would like to congratulate MSE Professor Russell Composto — the current Bozza Family Faculty co-director of Penn First Plus — as vice provost for graduate education, and Kelly Jordan-Sciutto — the current associate dean for graduate education — as vice provost for
@mseatpenn would like to congratulate Penn MSE alumna Despina Louca (Ph.D. ’97) on receiving the 2025 Anne Mayes Neutron Scattering Prize! Honored for her leadership, mentorship & research in quantum materials. A proud moment for UVa Physics and Penn Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering at Penn is excited to welcome back MSE alumni, Murari Ramkumar, CEO Vinmano, who just secured $3M in startup funding. Vimano produces nanotech membranes for electrochemical energy storage and conversion devices like flow batteries and fuel cells and they're always on
Penn engineers, Materials Science and Engineering at Penn materials scientists, and Weitzman School of Design at Penn designers have developed a 3D-printed concrete solution based on diatomaceous earth that has enhanced carbon capture, is stronger, and uses fewer materials like cement. shorturl.at/1ry7I
Viola, Katrin, Kati and Stefan visited the Winey Lab Materials Science and Engineering at Penn in Philadelphia and gave a talk about their current research and what is done in our lab Universität Konstanz. Afterwards, the four are heading to the GRC 'Advancing Plastics Circularity' in Manchester (New Hampshire).
Meet Anthony Shoji Hall, Associate Professor in Materials Science and Engineering at Penn. His research focuses on electrocatalysis, or using electricity to drive chemical reactions to improve the efficiency of fuel cell catalysis, a critical step towards viable hydrogen energy.
Penn engineers & dentists are collaborating to show that our teeth hold key information for understanding rare craniofacial disorders. Combining materials science (Materials Science and Engineering at Penn), mineralogy & human genetics, their work reveals insights into enamel & dentin development, with
What a great thursday afternoon for Materials Science and Engineering at Penn students, staff and faculty to gather for a slice. The Pizza was de-licious.
A multidisciplinary study led by Materials Science and Engineering at Penn and Dental School Assistant Professor, Dr. Kyle Vining, reveals how the biological composition of teeth can serve as a powerful diagnostic tool. shorturl.at/GKiy3
Materials Science and Engineering at Penn associate professor Shoji Hall and colleagues have found that manipulating the surface of water can allow scientists to sustainably convert carbon monoxide to higher energy fuel sources like ethylene. shorturl.at/JQ2VV
New developments from Anthony Shoji Hall of Materials Science and Engineering at Penn reveal a simple solution to the big issue of converting pollutants into cleaner fuels. His team found that by subtly adjusting liquid water, they can recycle problem gases, like carbon dioxide, into valuable fuels without expensive
An interdisciplinary team of researchers, including Materials Science and Engineering at Penn and Penn Dental Medicine Assistant Professor Kyle Vining, are exploring the question: “How do teeth mineralize?” Read more in today’s Penn Today article: shorturl.at/aBaYR
Sending off one of the recent Materials Science and Engineering at Penn PhDs to conquer the world. Good luck, Antonio. We'll always be here.
We adore visits from our Materials Science and Engineering at Penn alumni, especially when it's just to catch up and say hello. Thank you, Emma Glasser, for visiting.
