From data centers to dehumidifiers, two local educators research cooling technologies with the help of UMD students.
We are equally focused on what AI can achieve
and the infrastructure required to achieve it.
Yichao Zhang's highest-resolution atomic imaging technique selected for the honor.
MRS honors lifetime contribution to energy technologies
Four-year, $2 million project brings together multiple institutions to investigate high-entropy materials.
During a steamy summer, two educators collaborate with UMD researchers on new dehumidification technologies.
MSE Professor and Chair leads the development of an AI-powered autonomous platform to discover new materials.
The professor will oversee the #24 MSE undergraduate program in the nation with $26.6 million in research expenditures.
MSE researchers leverage phase-change materials to build a photonic memory device published in Nature Communications.
Journal highlights UMD’s work on innovative solid-state cooling technology.
Professor Aris Christou retires after 34 years of service to UMD.
The new faculty member will join Materials Science and Engineering in 2025.
Clark School faculty and partners join prestigious U.S. National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center.
Researchers are developing an innovative, climate-friendly solution
The World Economic Forum lists most impactful technologies
The assistant professor joins other symposium alums from UMD as one of 76 distinguished early career scientists.
The professor becomes the second in the department to earn this lifetime distinction.
UMD engineers demonstrate
their autonomous robot science kit
The scholars will travel to Lindau, Germany in late June for a week-long discussion spanning the future of physics.
Materials Science and Engineering celebrated its anniversary on November 7, 2023.
Ichiro Takeuchi and Liangbing Hu discuss research innovations at
The Circuit News.
UMD Researchers Will Work to Discover New Materials to Safeguard Nation’s Supply of Crucial Tech Hardware
Greener Approach to Refrigeration Developed
Elsevier releases updated science-wide database
LEGOLAS kit offers autonomous experimentation and learning
UMD’s Ichiro Takeuchi published in Nature Reviews Materials
Study by UMD Materials Science Prof. Ichiro Takeuchi published in Nature.
The funding will be used to purchase a novel PLD system for use in the UMD Nanocenter.
Marksz will be honored at a virtual ceremony in May.
Report prepared by Stanford University experts.
Liang published a study as co-first author in Physical Review Materials in December 2020, just days before completing his undergraduate degree.
‘CAMEO’ identifies a new compound that’s useful for photonic devices and next generation computers.
The University of Maryland College Park's research partnership with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory will establish an ecosystem for revolutionary additive manufacturing technology and concepts to expedite national readiness and response.
The JSAP Fellow International Award recognizes significant contributions of scientists who reside outside of Japan.
Wuttig contributed greatly to the Department for over 40 years.
Dylan Kirsch, on track to complete his Ph.D. in 2022, is focused on high-performing thermoelectrics.
Takeuchi and Aute to lead projects
UMD’s Materials Science and Engineering Department hits #23 in U.S. graduate school rankings – its highest ranking yet.
Meeting scheduled to take place June 28 - July3, 2020, in Lindau, Germany.
UMD’s Ichiro Takeuchi and team published in Science.
Hosted by the Clark School in the Kim Engineering Building August 5 - 9, 2019.
Junction between ordinary metal and a special superconductor provides robust platform to observe Klein Tunneling.
Professor Ichiro Takeuchi uses machine learning to help develop new magnetic materials.
Both students are 2018 A. James Clark Fellowship recipients.
Center will bring together experts from multiple Universities, including MSE's Ichiro Takeuchi.
Device will have broad application, from cooling laptops to treating epilepsy.
Professor Takeuchi was honored at a ceremony on September 12.
Awards ceremony on Wednesday, September 12 @ 3:00 pm.
Discovery presents a significant step toward lower fuel cell costs and more sustainable energy.
Fellowships of $25,000 each help fund the students’ research.
UMD is one of the top universities represented among the highly competitive grants awarded this year.
A group of UMD researchers has found a novel way to send a supercurrent through the surface of an insulator.
Combinatorial materials discovery will aid spintronic device development
Professor Robert M. Briber named Clark School Associate Dean for Research.
DURIP grant funds new instrumentation in Combinatorial Synthesis Lab.
UMD wins one of six computational design toolkits from ASM International.
Office of Technology Commercialization to announce winners at the Celebration of Innovation and Partnerships, April 29.
UMERC Faculty promoted their transformative energy research last week at the ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit
Jason Hattrick-Simpers (Ph.D. ’07) is a professor of chemical engineering.
Nagarajan Valanoor (Ph.D. '01) honored at recent ceremony.
Fackler’s exploration of vicalloy using combinatorial materials synthesis wins awards.
Nagarajan Valanoor recognized for work in ferroelectrics.
Maryland MSE professor, alumnus co-author white paper on enhancing “materials innovation infrastructure.”
Takeuchi brings expertise in combinatorial materials science to fuel cell team.
Technology developed in the Clark School could power more efficient air conditioning.
Hattrick-Simpers reports new strategy for preventing oxidation and waste.
Registration and poster abstract submission will open soon
Nature features Takeuchi’s, alumnus’ work on “crystalline sandwiches.”
Division of Research honors faculty for funded research.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering professor honored for transformational research in his field.
Research teams at UMD receive grants for multidisciplinary research initiatives.
Professor's 80
th birthday, career celebrated in special symposium.
Professor Nagarajan Valanoor (Ph.D. '01) recognized for excellence in mentorship.
Publication focuses on opportunities in mesoscale science.
Takeuchi leads team creating solid-state, highly efficient cooling systems.
Half of department's full-time faculty honored by Division of Research.
Takeuchi, Oak Ridge National Laboratory make new discoveries about unique, lead-free piezoelectric material.
Center for Neutron Research highlights work on multiferroic epitaxial films.
Jason Hattrick-Simpers (Ph.D. '07): Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of South Carolina.
Researchers report discovery of new magnetostrictive material.
Presentations covered fuel cells, storage, reclaimed waste heat, thermoelastic cooling.
Compact, efficient, environmentally friendly cooling system takes top honors.
Cited for pioneering work in combinatorial materials science.
Briber leads effort to develop new instrumentation, measurement techniques.
Ruhr University partnership generates new research, exchanges students and faculty members.
$500K DOE ARPA-E grant for groundbreaking energy research.
Departments of Defense, Energy fund $15M "combi" studies on superconductors, magnets.
Takeuchi Group member works on novel ferroelectric materials.
DOD award will fund new equipment and support defense research.
Faculty honored by university for bringing substantial sponsored research funds to campus.
Takeuchi, collaborators developing ultra-sensitive devices for threat detection, biomedical applications.
Rubloff, Takeuchi discuss environment- and energy-related research.
Medical Device & Diagnostic Industry features work on lead-free piezoelectric.
New rank effective July 1, 2009.
Professor featured on national syndicated news service.
Award is 3rd received for work on data mining of combinatorial x-ray data.
Research will include work on nanoparticles, nanowires.
Clark School engineers discover new material to reduce lead in electronics, landfills.
Briber, Phaneuf, Rabin, Rubloff, Takeuchi and Wuttig honored at luncheon.
Lead-free piezoelectric material discovered with combinatorial thin film strategy.
"Frontiers of Engineering" targets exceptional young engineers.
Research will lay foundation for discovery of new hydrogen storage materials.
Doctoral student recognized for work in combinatorial materials science.
TEM and STM/microwave equipment will enhance research abilities.
Profs. Takeuchi and Wuttig have article published in Nature Materials
Combinatorial materials science is cover story.
Award given for their work in advanced visualization and analysis techniques of X-ray microdiffraction data.
