
2023 MSE Junior Awards
James L. Gregg Outstanding Junior Award The James L. Gregg Award was established in memory of Professor James L. Gregg. It is awarded to the “outstanding junior or juniors” as determined by the... Read more
James L. Gregg Outstanding Junior Award The James L. Gregg Award was established in memory of Professor James L. Gregg. It is awarded to the “outstanding junior or juniors” as determined by the... Read more
Take a look at the project that will expand Thurston Hall, and see how it will change the dynamics of how engineering faculty and students interact. Read more
Assistant Professor, Materials Science and Engineering Academic focus: Organic materials, 2D materials, materials for electronics and sustainability. Research summary: My research focuses on the... Read more
MSE alumni are building the foundations of quantum computing, protecting military assets through the control of ice crystals, and securing the intellectual property that will transform the future. Read more
Daniel Bilezikian ’23 is studying genetic changes in southern capuchino birds, building glucose sensors for microrobots, and helping to design flexible batteries for wearable electronics. Read more
PhD graduate student Thomas Ugras, from the Robinson group in MSE, has won the prestigious Webb graduate fellowship from The Kavli Institute at Cornell (KIC). As a KIC graduate fellow, Thomas plans to... Read more
Yuan Frank Yao has won the “BioTools top poster prize” at the 18th International Conference on Chiroptical Spectroscopy(CD2022) at NYU in July. His poster was titled: “Extracting Pure Circular... Read more
MSE is excited to introduce five new faculty members for the 2022-23 academic year. See the research, teaching, and industry experience they are bringing to the department. Read more
MSE graduate student Konrad Hedderick co-chairs the Biomineralization Gordon Research Seminar taking place Aug. 13-14 in Spain. Read more
A $40 million building project will expand Thurston Hall, providing laboratory, teaching and meeting spaces for MSE and other departments while giving the south end of the Engineering Quad a modern new look. Read more