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Carnegie Mellon’s Katayun Barmak Develops Novel Nanoscale Mapping Process for Tracking Structures
 Carnegie Mellon University’s Katayun Barmak, with the help of Microscopy Lab Supervisor Thomas Nuhfer, is one of the first materials scientists worldwide to successfully map polycrystalline structures on a nanoscale. »more
De Graef named MSA Fellow
 Professor, Marc De Graef was recently name as a Fellow of the Microscopy
Society of America (MSA). MSA fellowship is limited to a small fraction of
the membership who have made significant contributions to the advancement of
the science and practice of microscopy. »more
Davis Receives TMS Bardeen Award
 Robert F. Davis, J. Bertucci Professor of Materials Science and Engineering , has received the John Bardeen Award from The Mineral, Metals & Materials Society (TMS). »more
Laughlin Receives TMS Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
 David E. Laughlin, ALCOA Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, has received the The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS) Electronic, Magnetic, and Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD) Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award. »more
 Rohrer Honored by ACerS
Gregory S. Rohrer, W.W. Mullins Professor and Head of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, has been honored by the American Ceramic Society with its Robert B. Sosman Award. »more
 Islam Receives CIT Ladd Research Award
Professor Mohammad F. Islam has been selected to receive the 2008-2009 George Tallman Ladd Research Award, which is made to a faculty member within the Carnegie Institute of Technology in recognition of outstanding research and professional accomplishments and potential.
 Fruehan Selected for Briggs Award
Professor Richard J. Fruehan has been selected as the recipient of the 2009 Charles W. Briggs Award for Best Paper for his paper entitled "Decarburization and Slag Formation Model for Electric Arc Furnace" (with Raimundo A. F. O. Fortes, Hiroyuki Matsuura). This award is presented to the author of a paper selected by the AIST Steelmaking Technology Division, and judged by the Electric Steelmaking Technology Committee to be the best technical paper submitted. As the recipient of this award, the paper will automatically be considered for the AIST Hunt-Kelly Outstanding Paper Award next year.
 Nuhfer Recipient of University Andy Award
Tom Nuhfer was awarded a University Andy Award in the category of Outstanding Dedication on Friday, September 11, 2009. The Andy Awards, named for Andrew Carnegie and Andrew Mellon, are a tribute to the spirit of teamwork ... »more
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The Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) is one of seven academic departments in Carnegie Institute of Technology, the engineering college at Carnegie Mellon. MSE has a long and distinguished tradition in materials education and research, and today our faculty continue to address the more important and challenging issues at the forefront of science and technology.
Materials Science and Engineering is an interdisciplinary activity that applies the principles of basic sciences and engineering to understanding the behavior of materials, their development and applications. Both our undergraduate and graduate students are exposed to this interdisciplinary approach.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University
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Wean Hall 3325
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Phone (412) 268-2700
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Spring Application deadline is October 15.
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