Cornell researchers are using low-cost aluminum to create a rechargeable battery that is safer, less expensive and more sustainable than lithium-ion batteries. Read more about Aluminum-anode batteries offer sustainable alternative
Bio-inspired pathways to manipulating architecture and mechanics in polymeric materials LaShanda Korley, University of Delaware Fiber constructs are prevalent in natural systems, from collagen fiber... Read more about MSE Virtual Seminar Series: LaShanda Korley, University of Delaware
What inspired you to choose your field of study? When choosing my major, I didn't want to choose between physics, chemistry, coding, and biology. MSE seemed like a good avenue for this. In my Intro to... Read more about MSE Senior Spotlight: Meet Lucy Raymond
Daksh Arora '19 is an MSE Alum who is currently working at Honda Aircraft Company as a Stress Engineer. Daksh talks more below about his time at Cornell and what inspired him to choose Materials... Read more
Sara was recently awarded the Kappa Delta "travel" award (converted to a career development award this year due to Covid) for her podium presentation at the 2021 Orthopedic Research Society Annual... Read more
Maya Martirossyan has known something about herself since she was a small child: she is a person who always wants to be learning. When she was very young this desire made itself known by the constant... Read more
Some students with a four-year undergraduate degree in materials science decide to jump right into the world of work. Others know that they would like to explore further research and the possibility... Read more
Student researcher updates a 60-year-old Charge Transport Model for Oxides “Insulating” metal oxides may not seem to be the best candidate for high performance energy storage devices due to the... Read more
