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Material Science and Engineering Trivia Night: Can you guess the answers? 🤔🏆 #GT #MSE #ONE_GTMSE #GTMSE_TransformingLives #GTMSE_TransformingTomorrow #materials #engineering #trivia #jeopardy #fun #learning

Who says that quotas are put ABOVE merits? Rather: there so many more people out there of merit (but unfortunately too often still overlooked)! Big difference!

Welcome to GT Scott Danielsen Antonio Facchetti Guoxiang (Emma) Hu ! What a team we will have @GTMSE5 and Georgia Tech - COPE . … and we shall continue to grow! 💪🏻💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾🦾

👏👏👏 👏👏👏 👏👏👏 Work led by COPE student: Victoria Quirós-Cordero on light-matter coupling in FULLY solution-processed microcavities! 👏👏👏 👏👏👏 👏👏👏 Natalie Stingelin @CSilvaAcuna Georgia Tech College of Engineering @GTSciences

Congratulations to all our graduates! We are so proud of you and cannot wait to see what the future holds for you! 🎉🐝🎓

Students/postdocs: check these positions out!!

Check this out! online.fliphtml5.com/xfnqe/qyez/#p=1 Featuring COPE directors Juan-Pablo Correa-Baena and AzoulayGroup , as well as COPE researchers Antonio Facchetti and Natalie Stingelin all from @GTMSE5 Georgia Tech College of Engineering . To more of these successes, discoveries and fun in 2024!

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We’re proud of Mehul Dhoot, an undergrad in the Stingelin group, for his award-winning poster on inorganic/organic hybrid materials for fully solution-processed photonic structures with Victoria Quirós-Cordero . Mehul won 1st place🏆in the Materials Engineering and Science division at AIChE.

Welcome to Atlanta Michele Sessolo Michele Sessolo. You arrived on time for the Halloween madness and to discuss awesome science. Thanks for your visit. Next time in Valencia!

Check this out: By #COPE members Natalie Stingelin Stingelin Group and Erin Ratcliff ! A news&views in #NatureMaterials on understanding modern semiconductors

News & Views: Terra incognita unravelled Stingelin Group nature.com/articles/s4156…

Our new paper in Advanced Functional Materials reveals intriguing insights into poly(vinylidene fluoride)'s local structure. Using NMR spectroscopy, Henry Kantrow and collaborators unravel the complex interplay between chain segments and defects. advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

Thank you Coach Fortner for all you've done for the sport, for Georgia Tech Women's Basketball, for Georgia Tech, and for the many, many young women who've helped grow over the years! We appreciate you very, very much 🐝🏀🙏

The brilliance of materials science was on full display as our Stingelin group researchers joined other School of Materials Science and Engineering students for the 12th Annual Materials Research Society (MRS) Poster Competition yesterday!

Congratulations to Javaz Rolle and Jude Kpare Jude Yinenti 메리오니 for Winning 2nd and 3rd Place Prizes🏆for the Composite Materials for Biological Applications and Materials for Energy Applications categories respectively

It is wonderful seeing students, EAB members, faculty, staff, & industrial partners to mingle. Thanks to all! I am so grateful to be the chair of School of Materials Science and Engineering . We will #TransformTheFUTURE and progress. #MaterialsAreTheFuture #WeCanDoIt #MSE_PosterCompetition #MSE_3Minute_Challenge

💡⚡ Thanks to all speakers who participated in our annual workshop on light-matter interactions with a focus on quantum materials, in partnership with GT_Matter_Systems and School of Materials Science and Engineering. Followed by Bioelectronics @ MIT who delivered a wonderful Pritchett Lecture on bioelectronics 🐀

The idea of teaching students as young as 4 years old hands-on science in a lab is brilliant. It will lead to future engineers and inventors. Fantastic to visit Westminster Academy and learn about their vision ! It has been inspiring! Thanks #KeithHearon Georgia Tech Alumni to arrange this visit!

Thrilled to share that our recent work “Long-Range Resonant Charge Transport through Open-Shell Donor–Acceptor Macromolecules” has been featured as a JACS Cover. J. Am. Chem. Soc. - doi.org/g9g5vh. Congrats again to the Team! Kun Wang Franco Research Group - U. Rochester