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Phone: 919-515-2377

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🎓 2024 MSE Grad School Open House 🎓

Ready to take the next step in your STEM career? Join us at NC State for our annual in-person MSE Graduate Open House to learn about advanced Materials Science and Engineering degrees!

📅 When: Friday, December 13, 2024, 2-6 p.m. EST
📍 Where: NC State University Campus
🔗 RSVP by: December 6, 2024

Why NC State MSE?
- Globally recognized research
- Expertise in characterization and computational materials design
- Graduate Certificate in Materials Informatics
- Leading department in tech transfer and entrepreneurship

STEM graduates in the Raleigh area—this event is for you!

More at https://buff.ly/47flteW

#MSE #NCState #GraduateSchool #FutureSTEM #OpenHouse #ResearchTriangle #GradSchoolOpportunity

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🎓 2024 MSE Grad School Open House 🎓

Ready to take the next step in your STEM career? Join us at NC State for our annual in-person MSE Graduate Open House to learn about advanced Materials Science and Engineering degrees!

📅 When: Friday, December 13, 2024, 2-6 p.m. EST
📍 Where: NC State University Campus
🔗 RSVP by: December 6, 2024

Why NC State MSE?
- Globally recognized research
- Expertise in characterization and computational materials design
- Graduate Certificate in Materials Informatics
- Leading department in tech transfer and entrepreneurship

STEM graduates in the Raleigh area—this event is for you!

More at https://buff.ly/47flteW

#MSE #NCState #GraduateSchool #FutureSTEM #OpenHouse #ResearchTriangle #GradSchoolOpportunity

🔬✨ New research from NC State MSE is illuminating the path to more efficient organic solar cells! 🌞 Scientists Gaurab Thapa, Mihirsinh Chauhan, Jacob Mauthe, Daniel Dougherty (@ncstate_physics), and Aram Amassian have developed an advanced microscopy technique that reveals how light energy is converted into electricity at the molecular level in organic solar cells. This breakthrough helps identify key factors causing energy loss, allowing researchers to refine the materials` interfaces and improve overall efficiency.

Organic solar cells, made with carbon-based polymers, offer eco-friendly, flexible, and even semi-transparent options for sustainable energy solutions. With this research, the potential for organic solar cells to power lightweight, flexible, and easily transportable applications is closer than ever.

The latest article by Matt Shipman can be found at https://buff.ly/40kPXvi

📄 The full study in Matter is available now for insights into next-gen solar tech! #SustainableEnergy #SolarTech #NCStateResearch

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🔬✨ New research from NC State MSE is illuminating the path to more efficient organic solar cells! 🌞 Scientists Gaurab Thapa, Mihirsinh Chauhan, Jacob Mauthe, Daniel Dougherty (@ncstate_physics), and Aram Amassian have developed an advanced microscopy technique that reveals how light energy is converted into electricity at the molecular level in organic solar cells. This breakthrough helps identify key factors causing energy loss, allowing researchers to refine the materials' interfaces and improve overall efficiency.

Organic solar cells, made with carbon-based polymers, offer eco-friendly, flexible, and even semi-transparent options for sustainable energy solutions. With this research, the potential for organic solar cells to power lightweight, flexible, and easily transportable applications is closer than ever.

The latest article by Matt Shipman can be found at https://buff.ly/40kPXvi

📄 The full study in Matter is available now for insights into next-gen solar tech! #SustainableEnergy #SolarTech #NCStateResearch

🚀What a blast! The second annual Frontiers of MSE Undergraduate Symposium was a hit! Loved seeing everyone`s work and the amazing talent on display. Can`t wait for next year`s event! 🌟Keep shining bright, everyone! What a fantastic opportunity to shine a spotlight on everyone`s achievements and share their passion with others. 😍
#materialscience #ncstate #undergraduate

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🚀What a blast! The second annual Frontiers of MSE Undergraduate Symposium was a hit! Loved seeing everyone's work and the amazing talent on display. Can't wait for next year's event! 🌟Keep shining bright, everyone! What a fantastic opportunity to shine a spotlight on everyone's achievements and share their passion with others. 😍
#materialscience #ncstate #undergraduate

Attention MSE students: the 2024 MSE Student Video Contest is now open for entries.

This competition invites NC State MSE undergraduate and graduate students to create a video that explains and promotes materials science to middle and high school students. You may choose to showcase your research, share your experiences, or develop an engaging concept related to the field.

Deadline: Monday, December 16

Prizes:
- 1st Place: $300
- 2nd Place: $150
- 3rd Place: $100

Submission Criteria:
- Must visually represent materials science.
- Content should be appropriate for all ages.
- Length: Under 5 minutes.
- Format: Suitable for Reels or TikTok.

Winners will be featured on the department’s social media channels.

For more information, visit https://buff.ly/48jT4pk. We look forward to your submissions.

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Attention MSE students: the 2024 MSE Student Video Contest is now open for entries.

This competition invites NC State MSE undergraduate and graduate students to create a video that explains and promotes materials science to middle and high school students. You may choose to showcase your research, share your experiences, or develop an engaging concept related to the field.

Deadline: Monday, December 16

Prizes:
- 1st Place: $300
- 2nd Place: $150
- 3rd Place: $100

Submission Criteria:
- Must visually represent materials science.
- Content should be appropriate for all ages.
- Length: Under 5 minutes.
- Format: Suitable for Reels or TikTok.

Winners will be featured on the department’s social media channels.

For more information, visit https://buff.ly/48jT4pk. We look forward to your submissions.

🤩 Join us for the Carl and Carolyn Koch Lecture Series on November 1st @ 11:00 am. We’re thrilled to have Enrique Lavernia speaking about "Strong and Ductile High-Entropy Alloys for Cryogenic to Elevated Temperature Applications".🌠 Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and connect with others! 🔬
#materialscience #ncstate

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🤩 Join us for the Carl and Carolyn Koch Lecture Series on November 1st @ 11:00 am. We’re thrilled to have Enrique Lavernia speaking about "Strong and Ductile High-Entropy Alloys for Cryogenic to Elevated Temperature Applications".🌠 Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and connect with others! 🔬
#materialscience #ncstate

🎓 Coffee with the MSE DGP ☕️

Are you thinking about your next career step? Consider pursuing an advanced degree in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) at NC State University!

Join one of our virtual Coffee with the Director of Graduate Programs events in November. Meet Professor Doug Irving, learn about MSE graduate programs, and ask your questions in an informal setting.

🗓 Dates:
- Friday, Nov 1 at 8:00 a.m. EST
- Wednesday, Nov 13 at 11:00 a.m. EST
- Thursday, Nov 21 at 8:00 a.m. EST
- Monday, Nov 25 at 11:00 a.m. EST

📍 No RSVP needed—just bookmark the Zoom link!

More at https://buff.ly/4f8km4e

#FutureGradPack #MSE #NCState #GraduateSchool #CoffeeWithDGP

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🎓 Coffee with the MSE DGP ☕️

Are you thinking about your next career step? Consider pursuing an advanced degree in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) at NC State University!

Join one of our virtual Coffee with the Director of Graduate Programs events in November. Meet Professor Doug Irving, learn about MSE graduate programs, and ask your questions in an informal setting.

🗓 Dates:
- Friday, Nov 1 at 8:00 a.m. EST
- Wednesday, Nov 13 at 11:00 a.m. EST
- Thursday, Nov 21 at 8:00 a.m. EST
- Monday, Nov 25 at 11:00 a.m. EST

📍 No RSVP needed—just bookmark the Zoom link!

More at https://buff.ly/4f8km4e

#FutureGradPack #MSE #NCState #GraduateSchool #CoffeeWithDGP

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