By Niki JenningsDonald Brenner, Kobe Steel Distinguished Professor in the North Carolina State University Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE), has been named a 2024 Materials Research Society (MRS) fellow. This prestigious honor recognizes Brenner for his pioneering contributions to materials modeling and his broader impact on the materials community, including studies that have helped shape major research directions in the United States. |Awards & Honors, General, Homepage Feature, News, newswire, Research, Student News
By Niki JenningsThe NC State MSE department recently hosted its second visual competition as a way to foster positive morale and encourage a supportive spirit for faculty, staff, and students. After a competitive and nail-biting review by the judging panel, the winners have been selected and we are excited to announce them. Two winners were selected for the main competition. |Awards & Honors, Faculty, General, News, Research, Student News
By StaffWith the help of a DELTA Grant, students in the Amassian lab use robotics to complete a chemistry lab remotely. This technology provides a virtual learning opportunity that opens the lab space to all students. Read more about the team’s work! |Awards & Honors, Faculty, General, News, newswire, Research
By Niki JenningsNorth Carolina State University’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering is excited to announce Assistant Professor Yin Liu has been awarded the esteemed National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award. This recognition comes as a testament to his innovative research in electronic and photonic materials and has far-reaching implications for the rapidly evolving fields of optics and nanotechnology. |Faculty, General, News, Research
By StaffSwiss software company FLUXiM featured a publication by the OEMD Lab, led by Prof. Franky So. The publication “High-Efficiency Linearly Polarized Organic Light-Emitting Diodes” details... |Awards & Honors, Faculty, General, News, newswire, Presentations & Seminars, Research
By StaffHelixomer Inc., a cutting-edge drug development company co-founded by Professor Thom LaBean in 2020, has recently been honored with a $2 million Direct-to-Phase-2 SBIR grant...