Name: Thanksgiving Break (No Classes)
Start: 2026-11-25T00:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-11-25T23:59:59-05:00

🎄✨ Happy Holidays from NC State MSE! ✨🎄

We wrapped up the fall semester with our sweetest tradition: the MSE Cookie Exchange and Hot Cocoa Bar on Dec. 3! 🍪☕ Students, faculty, and staff came together to share delicious treats, sip hot cocoa and cider, and celebrate the end of the year. What a wonderful way to close out 2024!

Thank you to everyone who made this year unforgettable. From groundbreaking research to festive celebrations, our MSE community continues to inspire. 🌟

Enjoy the holiday season, and we’ll see you next year for more exciting moments with the Wolfpack! 🐺❤️

#HappyHolidays #NCStateMSE #ThinkAndDo #MaterialsScience #Wolfpack

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🎄✨ Happy Holidays from NC State MSE! ✨🎄

We wrapped up the fall semester with our sweetest tradition: the MSE Cookie Exchange and Hot Cocoa Bar on Dec. 3! 🍪☕ Students, faculty, and staff came together to share delicious treats, sip hot cocoa and cider, and celebrate the end of the year. What a wonderful way to close out 2024!

Thank you to everyone who made this year unforgettable. From groundbreaking research to festive celebrations, our MSE community continues to inspire. 🌟

Enjoy the holiday season, and we’ll see you next year for more exciting moments with the Wolfpack! 🐺❤️

#HappyHolidays #NCStateMSE #ThinkAndDo #MaterialsScience #Wolfpack

🎉 Exciting News from NC State Materials Science and Engineering! 🎉

Two outstanding doctoral students from Martin Thuo’s research group have been awarded prestigious COMPASS funding for their groundbreaking projects!

🌟 These innovative ideas address critical challenges at the intersection of discrete mathematics and advanced manufacturing, tackling both fundamental scientific questions and practical applications.

NC State MSE doctoral student, DHANUSH JAMADAGNI, and University of Michigan scientist, Nancy Muyanja, PhD received $10K for their project, “Optimizing Percolation Analysis: Leveraging 2D Arrays and Graph Theory for Enhanced Correlation with 3D Tomography of Multi-Particle Systems.” This work promises to deepen our understanding of nanoscale networks and particle dynamics.

NC State Electrical & Computer Engineering doctoral student, Daisy Kiptoo and University of Southern California doctoral student Shixuan Li were awarded $20K for their proposal, “Integration of Vector Graphics to Enhance StructuralGT’s Graph Extraction and Processes.” Their project pushes the boundaries of software development and graph extraction, with enormous potential for advancing complex manufacturing systems.

These interdisciplinary projects embody the spirit of COMPASS, bridging the gap between theory and real-world applications. We’re excited to see the groundbreaking contributions Dhanush, Daisy, and their teams will make in these fields! 👏🔬

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🎉 Exciting News from NC State Materials Science and Engineering! 🎉

Two outstanding doctoral students from Martin Thuo’s research group have been awarded prestigious COMPASS funding for their groundbreaking projects!

🌟 These innovative ideas address critical challenges at the intersection of discrete mathematics and advanced manufacturing, tackling both fundamental scientific questions and practical applications.

NC State MSE doctoral student, DHANUSH JAMADAGNI, and University of Michigan scientist, Nancy Muyanja, PhD received $10K for their project, “Optimizing Percolation Analysis: Leveraging 2D Arrays and Graph Theory for Enhanced Correlation with 3D Tomography of Multi-Particle Systems.” This work promises to deepen our understanding of nanoscale networks and particle dynamics.

NC State Electrical & Computer Engineering doctoral student, Daisy Kiptoo and University of Southern California doctoral student Shixuan Li were awarded $20K for their proposal, “Integration of Vector Graphics to Enhance StructuralGT’s Graph Extraction and Processes.” Their project pushes the boundaries of software development and graph extraction, with enormous potential for advancing complex manufacturing systems.

These interdisciplinary projects embody the spirit of COMPASS, bridging the gap between theory and real-world applications. We’re excited to see the groundbreaking contributions Dhanush, Daisy, and their teams will make in these fields! 👏🔬

🎉 Exciting news! The 2024 issue of Materials Pulse is now available digitally! 📚💻 Make sure to check it out for the latest updates and articles. Want to have a physical copy for yourself? Swing by the MSE department in EB1 to grab one! 🙌
#ncstate #mse #materialsceince #ncsu

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🎉 Exciting news! The 2024 issue of Materials Pulse is now available digitally! 📚💻 Make sure to check it out for the latest updates and articles. Want to have a physical copy for yourself? Swing by the MSE department in EB1 to grab one! 🙌
#ncstate #mse #materialsceince #ncsu

The results for the 2024 Fall MSE Visual Competition are now live! 🎉 Explore the stunning work of NC State MSE students showcasing the intersection of art and science. From innovative micrographs to creative interpretations of materials research, these submissions highlight the talent and dedication within our department.

Check out the winning entries and celebrate these incredible visualizations at https://buff.ly/4f0hplu.

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The results for the 2024 Fall MSE Visual Competition are now live! 🎉 Explore the stunning work of NC State MSE students showcasing the intersection of art and science. From innovative micrographs to creative interpretations of materials research, these submissions highlight the talent and dedication within our department.

Check out the winning entries and celebrate these incredible visualizations at https://buff.ly/4f0hplu.

🎓 Save the Date! 🌟

Exciting News! We are thrilled to announce that Jake Mauthe will be defending his Ph.D. thesis for the Doctorate in Materials Science and Engineering on Friday, December 10, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. 📚✨

🔍 Thesis Title: "Data-Driven Materials Informatics Investigation of Structure-Property Relationships in Organic Electronics"

Join us for this insightful defense in Engineering Building 1 (EB1) conducted in person.

📅 Date: Friday, December 10, 2024
🕒 Time: 10:00 a.m.
📍 Location: 3003 EB1
👩‍🏫 Advisor: Professor Aram Amassian

Let`s come together to support Jake in this significant academic milestone! 👏

#PhDDefense #PhDone #AcademicMilestone

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🎓 Save the Date! 🌟

Exciting News! We are thrilled to announce that Jake Mauthe will be defending his Ph.D. thesis for the Doctorate in Materials Science and Engineering on Friday, December 10, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. 📚✨

🔍 Thesis Title: "Data-Driven Materials Informatics Investigation of Structure-Property Relationships in Organic Electronics"

Join us for this insightful defense in Engineering Building 1 (EB1) conducted in person.

📅 Date: Friday, December 10, 2024
🕒 Time: 10:00 a.m.
📍 Location: 3003 EB1
👩‍🏫 Advisor: Professor Aram Amassian

Let's come together to support Jake in this significant academic milestone! 👏

#PhDDefense #PhDone #AcademicMilestone

🎓 Save the Date! 🌟

Exciting News! We are thrilled to announce that Alex Helmer will be defending his Ph.D. thesis for the Doctorate in Materials Science and Engineering on Friday, November 22, 2024, at 2:00 p.m. 📚✨

🔍 Thesis Title: "Towards Sustainable Design: Corrosion Studies of Magnesium-Based Alloys "

Join us for this insightful defense in Engineering Building 1 (EB1) conducted in person.

📅 Date: Friday, November 22, 2024
🕒 Time: 2:00 p.m.
📍 Location: 3003 EB1
👩‍🏫 Advisor: Professor Rajeev Gupta

Let`s come together to support Alex in this significant academic milestone! 👏

#PhDDefense #PhDone #AcademicMilestone

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