JHU Materials Science and Engineering PhD Candidate Helps NASA’s Parker Solar Probe “touch the sun”
February 18, 2020
Steve Thibault talks about his involvement with NASA’s Parker Solar Probe.
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Mat Sci Senior’s Upcycling Project is Making Success “The New Norm” in 2020
February 10, 2020
Materials Science & Engineering senior Lauren Choi and her team of student engineers are starting 2020 with a bang! First, The New Norm Baltimore project was accepted to the Fast Forward U Accelerator program which provides opportunities for student teams from across Johns Hopkins University to work towards progress on their ventures by collaborating with […]
Professor Evan Ma co-authors a Nature Review Materials article
September 9, 2019
Professor Evan Ma co-authors a Nature Review Materials article, to review the science and applications of phase- change materials in electronic memory devices and neuro-inspired computing. NRM-PCM(2019) online Jan 7 (002)
Orla Wilson Wins the George E. Owen Teaching Award
April 22, 2019
Dr. Orla Wilson was selected for the George E. Owen Teaching Award which will be presented at the Dean of Student Life Leadership Awards next week. Accomplishments of students, faculty, and staff leaders are celebrated at the Student Leadership Awards, and with numerous nominations the selection committee is honored to present Dr. Orla Wilson […]
“Deformation-Driven Dynamic Precipitation in Mg-Al alloys” by Suhas Eswarappa Prameela wins “Best Poster Award” at the 2019 Mach Conference
April 16, 2019
Suhas Eswarappa Prameela was awarded the best poster award at this years 2019 Mach Conference in Annapolis Maryland. Suhas’s research in Tim Weihs’ lab is focused on developing better lightweight armor materials for the US Army. Conventional heat treatment of Magnesium alloys causes long, thin intermetallic particles to precipitate throughout the alloy. These particles are […]
Ready, Set, GO!
September 10, 2018
On September 8th, 2018 a group of Materials Science students entered the races; the Hampdenfest toilet-bowl races. Led by third year grad student, Adam Peters, the DMSE students team entitled the Poo-Jays went on to win third place overall and the Best Use of Materials award in the 2018 Hampdenfest toilet-bowl races! While assembling […]
A Summer of Science Abroad
July 17, 2018
As part of an international collaboration between Johns Hopkins University (JHU) and imec, each year 3 to 5 JHU students spend their summer in imec’s labs working on joint research projects. (The photo above showcases the 2018 IRES student interns. From left to right: Ariel Slepyan, Jaynie Criscione, Rayyan Gorashi, Dante Navarro, and […]
