Getting head start on materials research career
Connor Mosebey (center) loads a materials sample into a UV-Vis spectrometer while Materials Research Institute researchers Nichole Wonderling (left
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Connor Mosebey (center) loads a materials sample into a UV-Vis spectrometer while Materials Research Institute researchers Nichole Wonderling (left
Operated by Penn State's Materials Research Institute in partnership with Rice University, the Center for Atomically Thin Multifunctional Coatings (ATOMIC) has won $1.5 million in Phase II funding from the National Science Foundation that will allow it to add a new academic partner, Boise State University, and new industry partners.
No need for a double take — you saw that correctly. There are large white tents on many of Penn State’s grassy fields, and yes, you can use them.
Rong Kou, an assistant research professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, uses a scanning electron microscope at Penn State's Millennium Science Complex to study the crystalline structure of a lithium metal oxide.