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Undergraduate Studies |
Professor De Guire is the head of our department’s undergraduate studies committee. |
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Graduate Studies |
Professor Matthiesen is the head of our department’s graduate studies committee. |
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Undergraduate Materials Society is an academic and social organization for students with an interest in materials science. UMS is the CWRU chapter for Material Advantage, an umbrella student organization for ASM International, the American Ceramic Society, TMS, and AIST. |
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Kim Gliebe, President |
Graduate Materials Society is an academic and social organization for materials graduate students. Our Materials & Research Society chapter is run out of GMS. |
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SCSAM has some of the most advanced microcharacterization instruments in the world for advanced materials characterization and research. |
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Long lasting solutions are developed by combining materials data analytics with lifetime degradation science at the SDLE Research Center. |
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Our department boasts one of the few production-sized academic foundries in the United States. |
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AMMRC provides advanced manufacturing (i.e. deformation processing, extrusion, forming) and mechanical characterization (i.e. mechanical testing, reliability testing, fatigue, etc.) expertise to CWRU and the scientific community as a whole. |
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The mesoscale science lab focuses on developing and implementing mesoscale material quantification methods. |
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Our collaboration with the MORE Center gives students access to equipment for fabrication and characterization of materials. |
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The electro-ceramics research group focuses on processing-structure-property relationships in electronic ceramics. |
Individual faculty members’ contact information can be accessed here.