Frontiers of MSE Undergraduate Symposium
What is it?
A research symposium organized by the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at NC State University to recognize significant achievements in undergraduate research at the frontiers of materials science and engineering.
When and where is it?
The inaugural symposium was held on October 6 – 7, 2023 in Raleigh, NC.
Who should apply?
Undergraduates majoring in materials science and engineering (and related fields)* in the USA who have performed undergraduate research in materials science and engineering, and are within two years of graduation are eligible to apply (i.e. graduation by summer 2025).
*Examples include Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry, and students that are doing research related to materials science and engineering.
Awardees must attend the symposium to qualify.
Why participate?
- Students selected to participate will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to the research symposium in Raleigh, NC.
- Participants will present their research at a poster session.
- It is a unique opportunity to network with faculty and peers about state-of-the-art research.
- All selected students will receive an award recognizing their participation.
- The two-day visit will include tours of NC State and the city of Raleigh.
When are applications due?
- Applications for 2023 are closed. Stay posted to this page for 2024 application deadlines.
Sponsors
This symposium is made possible by funding from the NC State Graduate School and the Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
Questions?
Email us at mse-gradinfo@ncsu.edu if you have questions or want to learn more.
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Finalist Name | Major | University |
Bryan Birch | Physics | Centre College |
Katherine Cauffiel | Materials Science & Engineering | Georgia Institute of Technology |
Juliana Davoglio Estradioto | Materials Science & Engineering | Northwestern University |
Alexander Gregg | Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | University of South Carolina |
Sophia Isacco | Materials Science & Engineering | North Carolina State University |
Victoria Kyveryga | Chemical Engineering and Chemistry | Iowa State University |
Jakob Nielsen | Materials Science & Engineering | Texas A&M University |
Alice Parker | Chemistry and Applied Mathematics | University of Utah |
Yi Qie | Nanoengineering | University of California, San Diego |
Madison Stewart | Chemistry | University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill |
Samuel Swartzendruber | Materials Science & Engineering | University of Minnesota |
Ava Zoba | Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering | Penn State University |