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Elsa Olivetti appointed associate dean of engineering - Vimarsana News

Elsa Olivetti appointed associate dean of engineering

Professor Elsa Olivetti from MIT's Department of Materials Science and Engineering has been named associate dean of engineering at MIT. She will join Dean Anantha Chandrakasan and Deputy Dean Maria Yang on the MIT School of Engineering faculty leadership team.

Source: mit.edu
Teachers embrace hands-on learning in Materials Genome Camp - Vimarsana News

Teachers embrace hands-on learning in Materials Genome Camp

K-12 educators in a weeklong workshop at MIT mold self-healing metal, bridging materials science and engineering, teacher training, and classroom engagement.

Source: mit.edu
Toward new, computationally designed cybersteels - Vimarsana News

Toward new, computationally designed cybersteels

MIT researchers are working toward new cybersteels developed with computing technology. Future applications of these advanced materials include printed aircraft components and ship hulls that are harder to detect.

Source: mit.edu
MIT engineers grow "perfect" atom-thin materials on industrial silicon wafers | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Vimarsana News

MIT engineers grow "perfect" atom-thin materials on industrial silicon wafers | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MIT engineers fabricated 2D materials that could lead to next-generation transistors and electronic films.

Source: mit.edu
Why shaving dulls even the sharpest of razors - Vimarsana News

Why shaving dulls even the sharpest of razors

A new study by MIT engineers shows how shaving can damage blades. Human hair, 50 times softer than steel, can chip away a razor’s edge, the engineers found.

Source: mit.edu