Materials Research Laboratory

MIT engineers demonstrate the first scalable method to continuously manufacture high-quality graphene strips tailored for use in membranes.
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MIT Associate Professor of Biological Engineering Katharina Ribbeck explores the many roles of mucus to uncover its impacts on health and disease.
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MIT School of Engineering lists first quarter 2018 honors, grants, and prizes received by faculty members.
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Engineers at MIT have developed a polymer thermal conductor — a plastic material that dissipates heat rather than insulating it.
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The MRL has selected 12 top-ranking undergraduates to conduct graduate-level research on the MIT campus in Cambridge, Mass., from June 17 to August 11, 2018.
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New approach to analyzing and designing new ion conductors could accelerate the development of high-energy lithium batteries, and possibly other energy storage and delivery devices.
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Materials Science & Engineering Seminar Series
_{A collaboration between MRL, NSF-MRSEC and DMSE.}

April 26, 2018 at 4pm, Chipman room, 6-104

Siu-Wai Chan
Assistant Prof. of Materials Science & Engineering, Columbia Univ.
NANO-OXIDES: Ceria, MgO, Fe3O4, Co3O4 & Cu2O Their crystallite-size dependent bond length, elastic and thermal properties

May 3, 2018 at 4pm, Chipman room, 6-104

William Chueh
Assistant Professor of Materials Science & Engineering, Stanford University Understanding the Many Length Scales of Ion Insertion Solids

May 10, 2018 at 4pm, Chipman room, 6-104

Veronica Augustyn
Assistant Professor, Materials Science & Engineering, North Carolina State University Electro-chemo-mechanics of the Structural Water Driven Battery-to-Pseudocapacitor Transition in Tungsten Oxides

July 16, 2018 at 4pm, Chipman room, 6-104

Jwa-Min Nam
Professor, Department of Chemistry Seoul National University, Title of talk to be announced

MIT engineers demonstrate the first scalable method to continuously manufacture high-quality graphene strips tailored for use in membranes.

MIT Associate Professor of Biological Engineering Katharina Ribbeck explores the many roles of mucus to uncover its impacts on health and disease.

MIT School of Engineering lists first quarter 2018 honors, grants, and prizes received by faculty members.

Engineers at MIT have developed a polymer thermal conductor — a plastic material that dissipates heat rather than insulating it.

The MRL has selected 12 top-ranking undergraduates to conduct graduate-level research on the MIT campus in Cambridge, Mass., from June 17 to August 11, 2018.

New approach to analyzing and designing new ion conductors could accelerate the development of high-energy lithium batteries, and possibly other energy storage and delivery devices.