2020 Research Symposium

The 5th Annual Cornell MSE Graduate Research Symposium took place on August 28, 2020 and was hosted via Zoom due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The full-day virtual event featured 19 Cornell graduate student research presentations, representing 16 different research groups, as well as an interactive industry and alumni panel and small group research breakout rooms!

Session I: Polymeric Materials and Soft Matter | Session Chair: Dana Chapman

SpeakerTitlePrincipal Investigator
Yinglu WangPolymer grafted nanoparticlesChristopher Ober
Fei YuBlock copolymer self-assembly-directed and transient laser heating-enabled nanostructures toward phononic and photonic quantum materialsUli Wiesner
Joy (Xinyue) ZhangProgramming viscoelastic properties of the metallopolymer networks by tuning metal-ligand interactions Meredith Silberstein
Florian KaeferA new generation of small molecules for EUV photolithographyChristopher Ober
Xin WangFunctional soft matter based on liquid crystalsNicholas Abbott

Session II: Materials for energy Applications | Session Chair: Maya Martirossyan

SpeakerTitlePrincipal Investigator
Yinglu WangPolymer grafted nanoparticlesChristopher Ober
Fei YuBlock copolymer self-assembly-directed and transient laser heating-enabled nanostructures toward phononic and photonic quantum materialsUli Wiesner
Joy (Xinyue) ZhangProgramming viscoelastic properties of the metallopolymer networks by tuning metal-ligand interactions Meredith Silberstein
Florian KaeferA new generation of small molecules for EUV photolithographyChristopher Ober
Xin WangFunctional soft matter based on liquid crystalsNicholas Abbott

 

SpeakerTitlePrincipal Investigator
Duncan SutherlandSARA: The Robot ScientistBruce van Dover
Jimy EncomenderoElectron Quantum Interference Effects in Polar III-Nitride HeterostructuresDebdeep Jena & Grace Xing
Jake SunPdO - BEOL compatible p-type oxide for vertical CMOSDarrell Schlom
Anuj BhargavaBreakdown of the Small-Polaron Hopping Model in Higher Order SpinelsRichard Robinson
John WrightEpitaxial superconducting transition metal nitride thin films and heterostructures 
SpeakerTitlePrincipal Investigator
Erik TaylorValidation and implementation of spectroscopic measures of bone qualityEve Donnelly
Jennie KunitakeQuantifying heterogeneity and prognostic potential of breast cancer microcalcificationsLara Estroff
Rachel LeeCornell Dots for Super Resolutions Sensing in Live Cells Uli Wiesner
Haixiang HanNano clusters: Chirality and Hierarchical AssemblyRichard Robison
Nate RogersSimulation ad modeling of nanotwin formation in atom-by-atom deposition processesShefford Baker