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Materials scientists at Johns Hopkins have supercharged the hardness of a material used in high-temperature environments, moving it one step closer…
A team of Johns Hopkins engineers developed an innovative machine learning tool that enables scientists to monitor and assess atomic-scale changes…
Johns Hopkins’ Materials Characterization and Processing (MCP) facility, housed in the Stieff Silver building, has been quietly revolutionizing materials science and engineering…
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Materials scientists at Johns Hopkins have supercharged the hardness of a material used in high-temperature environments, moving it one step closer…
A team of Johns Hopkins engineers developed an innovative machine learning tool that enables scientists to monitor and assess atomic-scale changes…
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The MCP provides beyond-light probes that complement the advanced fluorescence microscopy capabilities of the Integrated Imaging Center (IIC), the Raman lab, planned ICP capabilities, and the Chemistry core, HEMI, PARADIM, APL, and INBT facilities. The MCP provides spectroscopic, quantitative, and analytical electron microscopy that builds upon and expands the biological and cryo TEM capabilities in IIC and SOM. The MCP will foster implicit and explicit connections between these and future capabilities, helping to lead efforts in Materials at JHU and beyond. – Mitra Taheri
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The Materials Characterization and Processing (MCP) Facility is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
To learn more about DMSE research, graduate, and undergraduate programs, visit the department website.