Corrosion and Electrochemistry
Our research groups tackle real-world corrosion issues that resist easy solutions.
We conduct innovative research in fundamental and applied areas that have significant impact on the nation’s technology priorities for the benefit of society. Our primary research thrusts are corrosion and electrochemistry; structural materials; electronic, magnetic and optical properties of materials; and soft materials. Core strengths in materials synthesis, characterization, and computation and materials informatics underpin and integrate these research areas. Our track record of success with government and private-sector funding sources positions us to play an active role in translating fundamental research results into real-world applications. Our research environment promotes respect, collaboration, student experience, innovation and impact to deliver excellence through diversity.