Materials Science Engineering

Time 2020-06-30 08:03:44

Web Name: Materials Science Engineering

WebSite: http://www.mse.berkeley.edu

ID:14836

Keywords:

Materials,Science,Engineering,

Description:

Materials Science and EngineeringMaterials advancements across all engineering disciplines. Materials Science and EngineeringThe image shows the human stem cell–derived cardiac microtissue grownon a fiber-based scaffold fabricated using a laser-guided bioprinting technology(Red: cell nuclei, Green: cardiomyocytes, Blue: fibers).Image credit to Zhen Ma, Ph.D. The Department of Materials Science Engineering remains closed due to "shelter-in-place" currently in effect. Please check faculty and staff individual pages for current contact information. Why did you choose to study MSE?  I was drawn to the field of MSE because of its interdisciplinary nature and broad areas of impact. I was first exposed to materials sciences and engineering through research experiences. As a Chemical Engineering undergraduate, I had the opportunity to do research that involved engineering materials for targeted Read More Why did you choose to study MSE? I loved the nanomaterials lab that I worked in during high school, and after I naively told my mentor that it inspired me to study “chemical engineering” in college, she responded, “Oh, OK, but you do know this field is called ‘materials science’ right?” Then in my undergrad, Read More Why did you choose to study MSE? I was a Chemical Engineering major with an emphasis in nanotechnology in undergrad. Part of that degree involved spending some time in a research lab and taking some materials classes. That exposed me to the big picture problems that materials scientist and engineers tackle. I’ve also always been Read More Why did you choose to study MSE? I settled on majoring in Materials Science Engineering in college because chemistry was my favorite subject in high school and I liked learning about science at the small scale. But I wanted to go into a field that would connect science to real world applications so Read More Where did you study? I grew up primarily in rural western Pennsylvania. After looking all around, I ultimately chose to do my undergraduate work at Carnegie Mellon University. I actually started as a Chemical Engineering major and after just a semester realized that I did like it and it didn t like me! For a Read More Why did you choose to study MSE? During high school, I was interested in almost all the science courses, but this also makes it difficult for me to decide which college major I should focus on. One of the reasons to choose MSE at the beginning was simply because it’s an interdisciplinary field that incorporates Read More Why did you choose to study MSE? My obsession with food led me to pursue MSE. I started playing in the kitchen as a child spending time with my amazing grandmother. That led to me taking on a job in the dining hall during my undergrad at UC Santa Cruz where I worked my way Read More Dr. Yanwei Lum Research Scientist Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE), Singapore Lum_Yanwei@imre.a-star.edu.sg Why did you choose to study MSE? In high school, I really enjoyed learning about physics and chemistry. The idea that physical phenomena happening around us could be explained through concepts, rules and equations appealed greatly to me. Read More Xioranny Linares (Xio, pronounced “See-O”) is the Quantum Computing R D Program Manager, as well as the UC Berkeley Recruiting Manager at Keysight. Read More Department offices are located in 210 Hearst Memorial Mining Building, in the Northeast corner of campus.Address:Department of Materials Science and Engineering210 Hearst Memorial Mining BuildingUniversity of CaliforniaBerkeley, CA 94720-1760Phone: (510) 642-3801Fax: (510) 643-5792

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