MSE Newsletters

This 2019-2020 newsletter highlights the outstanding advances in research and education in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Virginia, including the development of new coatings for turbine engines, the Department’s material advantage in additive manufacturing, a legacy of achievement and recent advances in light alloys, a profile on the Department’s rising star in computational materials, and undergraduate opportunities for experiential learning through the Rolls-Royce University Technology Center on Advanced Materials Systems.

2018 highlights, The next breakthrough for Computer Memory (J. Ihlefeld), Informatics and computational materials (l. Zhigilei, P. Balachandran, K. Esfarjani, B. Zhou),  Multifunctional materials integration (Reinke), Additive Manufacturing, The power of multidisciplinary culture, Soft materials.

2017 Highlights, Ultra-high Vacuum Growth & Characterization of Multilayered Materials (McDonnell & Zebarjadi), New Approaches to Additive Manufacturing and High-Entropy Alloys (Kelly and Wadley), Multifunctional Materials Integration Initiative

2016 Dept Highlights, Forefront of Metal Plasticity (Agnew), Nanostructures for Enhanced Electronics (Reinke), Environmental Fracture in Structural Metals (Burns)

Highlights: 50 year reunion weekend, Undergradaute Highlights, MSE Awards, Gradaute Student Spotlight, In remembrace- Raul Baragiola, Faculty Notes and Alumni Updates

MSE renovations, NMCF Revitlization, Faculty Spotlights: Stu Wolf, Student: Dasha Tyslek, MSE 50th Gala information