MSE Undergraduate, Claire Frank recently received the Frank and Rosa Rhodes Scholarship. Claire is originally from St. Charles, MO and is currently a junior at Cornell. Cornell University appealed to Claire due to the depth and breadth of its engineering program, and she chose Materials Science for its "incredible versatility and for its focus on the intersection of chemistry, physics, and engineering."
This summer Claire will be interning at Argonne National Laboratory, where she will be working on the development of vanadium oxide nanoparticle/polymer composite thermochromic window films.
In addition to excelling in her undergraduate education, Claire is a member of the Cornell Materials Society and works at the Mann Library Makerspace.
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 about 2023 MSE Junior Awards
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 about Video: See the future Thurston Hall
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 about Birds, bots, and batteries: MSE undergrad inspired by biology, nanomaterials
