The Director of MSE Undergraduate Laboratories Fiona Leek was nominated for the Undergraduate Faculty Career Mentor of the Year Award by UConn students.
View ContentFiona Leek Assistant Professor-in-Residence, Director Undergraduate Laboratories Material Advantage Chapter Advisor Ph.D., University of Connecticut (1996) Department of Materials Science & Engineering 25 King Hill Road, Unit 3136 Storrs, CT 06269-3136 Office: G07 Phone: 860-486-6937 Email: fiona.leek@uconn.edu Research Interests Polymer Characterization Failure Analysis
View ContentWe are pleased to welcome Fiona Leek, Ph.D., a UConn alumna and long-time employee of UConn’s Institute of Materials Science, as an assistant professor-in-residence.
View ContentRiley Blumenfield’s dream to learn how to create Spider-man’s web fluid leads to fruitful studies of materials science and current career in manufacturing
View ContentA tour of each room of the new Science 1 undergraduate labs, and their many uses
View ContentAurora Buswell, undergraduate MSE major, discusses her experience interning at NASA
View ContentPh.D. student Matthew Caruso delves into the world of ductility dip cracking and how he works towards preventing it
View ContentEmma Lucas excels in her studies as well as on the women’s rowing team
View ContentGina Parlato switched her major to MSE even though it delayed her graduation
View ContentJack Kaszas reveals the results of his independent research project
View ContentJackson Kazsas proves it’s possible to flourish in a professor’s research lab as an undergraduate MSE student
View ContentUndergraduate student chose to attend UConn because of MSE’s undergraduate research opportunities
View ContentProfessor Frame and Professor Leek take students to Nucor for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.
View ContentUndergraduate student Jaclyn Grace is highly involved on campus because of her love for materials science and engineering
View ContentSenior Hale Tresselt discusses how she made the decision to study materials science and engineering over mechanical engineering at UConn.
View ContentAccording to Ryan Gordon, “there is not a single engineering degree that is as useful to a new undergraduate as material science and engineering.”
View ContentUndergraduate student Ria Paranjape’s success at her three IBM summer internships
View ContentAfter discovering her passion for MSE, Undergraduate Brianna Westenfield has taken on the role of a teaching assistant and mentor in an effort to share her passion with others
View ContentUniversity Scholar and third-year MSE undergraduate student, Robert Williams, is performing research on air filtration systems that may help to reduce COVID-19 transmission.
View ContentMSE student Riley Blumenfield has been selected by the School of Engineering as the student speaker for the undergraduate commencement ceremony.
View ContentMSE seniors presented their senior design projects on Friday, May 1st, 2015 at Gampel Pavilion. With a total of 21 projects and 41 students participating, the event showcased the department’s exeptional student talent. Congratulations to our graduating seniors and the MSE Senior Design Project final presentation winners! 1st Prize: $1.500 Zeiss MultiSEM Sample Mount by […]
View ContentOn May 10th, Materials Science and Engineering students, faculty, and industry advisors convened to observe the final Capstone presentations. The Senior Capstone Design course trains UCONN’s MSE students in innovation in the materials science technology arena, leadership, and provides the students with a deep exposure to real-life challenges.
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View ContentYinyu Wang has seen development in both his personal and academic life after working consistently in the UConn MSE Laboratories.
View ContentBenjamin Labkovsky reflects on his time at UConn and gives advice to his fellow undergraduates
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