Mitra Taheri is a professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, director of the Materials Characterization and Processing facility, and a member of the Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute.
Her research focuses mainly on electron microscopy and specifically in-situ microscopy. Taheri’s team designs and builds platforms to study materials in different, often extreme, environments including high temperatures, stress, radiation, oxidation, and more. Her team also develops new ways of detecting what is being seen through the microscope faster and in more efficient ways through integrating artificial intelligence. Taheri hopes this integration will improve not only researchers’ understanding of materials processes, but how new materials can be built for the next generation of applications.
She earned her BS, MSE, and PhD in materials science and engineering from Carnegie Mellon University.
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Experts at Johns Hopkins University's AI-X Foundry Fall 2023 Symposium reveal the potential of artificial intelligence—and of the institution's unprecedented investment in data science and AI—to revolutionize discovery and progress across all fields of study.
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Mitra Taheri named a 2021 Brimacombe Medalist by The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society
CategoriesMitra Taheri was cited for pioneering contributions to in-situ microscopic and spectroscopic characterization, as well as for her commitment to diversity in mentorship of the next generation.