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Room-Temperature Superconductivity Achieved for the First Time
A team of physicists in New York has discovered a material that conducts electricity with perfect efficiency at room temperature — a long-sought scientific milestone.
Ancient "Technological Powerhouse" Discovered in Israel
Before quantum computing and self-driving cars, a different kind of cutting edge was sweeping the world: metal smithing.
Meet Ellen McIsaac, a Materials Engineer for Lockheed Martin. Find out how she got there, a project she’s working on, and how you can #BeThatEngineer!
In their senior year, Materials Science & Engineering students get the chance to put their education and skills to the test with their Senior Design Project, a two-semester course and project that allows for students to work with professors and industry professionals to bring their engineering ideas to life. Seniors gain first-hand experience by designing and building, reaching out to industry leaders and working in a team with other students in their course, while opening the door to job opportunities through business partnerships. Check out some of our students' work in the video below.
Podcast: Neil deGrasse Tyson and co-hosts Chuck Nice and Gary O’Reilly investigate material science and its impact on sports alongside engineer Jud Ready.
What to Do With a Materials Engineering Degree
Materials engineers can work in nearly any industry, ranging from cosmetics to appliances.
What is Materials Science?
Discover the secrets behind the Study of Stuff-- how it's put together, how it reacts and the kinds of matter Material Science focuses on.
What does a Materials Scientist do?
From shoes, to tooth fillings, to solar panels, nearly everything you find in everyday life has been worked on by materials scientists. Find out how these researchers use their know-how to come up with new materials, test their properties, and help improve the future.
What do Materials Scientists do out in the real world?
Whether it's civil engineering for the highways you drive on, metallurgy for the car you drive, or bioengineering for the medical devices that can save your life, Materials Science is present in nearly every field of engineering, and in every aspect of your modern world.
At the Cutting Edge of Nuclear Energy - Advance Materials Development
Chris Grovenor FIMMM, Malcolm Joyce and Francis Livens of the UK’s National Nuclear User Facility Management Group discuss the opportunities for researchers to advance nuclear materials development.
Dramatic Advances In Materials Have Helped Drive The Manufacturing Revolution
What do we take for granted in the broader manufacturing world when it comes to breakthrough materials?
The world’s premier materials library for design and consumer products.
Now that 3D printers are cheaper to produce, experts predict it won’t be long before they are common in our homes. Here are just a few of the amazing real-world examples of 3D printing in 2018.
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