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The COE has published a news article describing a new AI/ML method for metamaterial design and 3D printing
Metamaterials like sneaker midsoles and car bumpers are engineered to carry load or resist impact, but designing these products to perform as expected can be an error-prone process. Now, Berkeley MSE professor Rayne Zheng and their team have developed an innovative design method that leverages artificial intelligence and additive manufacturing to ensure that optimum functionality and target behaviors are…
Read MoreMSE’s Prof. Junqiao Wu featured on ABC7 News talking about “smart roofs”
Prof. Junqiao Wu was interviewed on ABC7 News about “smart roof” coatings that can help regulate household temperatures without consuming natural gas or electricity. Prof. Wu’s work, highlighted here, is based on work published in the journal Science where they used the metal-insulator transition in tungsten-doped vanadium dioxide to create window glass and a rooftop coatings that respond by turning off their…
Read MoreExciting news from Japan. Kohei Itoh, an alumnus of our department (PhD, Advisor Eugene Heller), is President Elect of Keio University!
Exciting news from Japan. Kohei Itoh, an alumnus of our department (PhD, Advisor Eugene Heller), is President Elect of Keio University! Excited to share with you a great news from Japan. Kohei Itoh, an alumnus of our department (PhD, Advisor Eugene Heller), is President Elect of Keio University! Keio University is a revered private school…
Read More⭐️ Fung Feature ⭐️ Gwenlyn Angel Cabiltes, MEng ’21 (MSE) “On the impact she wishes to have on the world and her passion for teaching.”
Fung Feature: Gwenlyn Angel Cabiltes, MEng ’21 (MSE) ⭐️ Fung Feature: Gwenlyn Angel Cabiltes, MEng ’21 (MSE) ⭐️ “On the impact she wishes to have on the world and her passion for teaching.” Check out full interview here. Contact Us Department offices are located in 210 Hearst Memorial Mining Building, in the Northeast corner of…
Read MoreNew technology could wean the battery world off cobalt
New technology could wean the battery world off cobalt by Brett Israel April 11, 2018 Lithium batteries use more than 50 percent of all cobalt produced globally. This is because lithium ions are stored in cathodes which are layered structures. Cobalt is crucial to maintaining this layered structure. Now, a research team led by scientists at UC…
Read MoreBerkeley MSE Ranked 3rd in 2016 Academic Ranking of World Universities
MSE’s Professor Xu featured on ABC7 News regarding her biodegradable circuit!
Prof. Xu and her group were featured on ABC7 News for their research on on biodegradable circuits. Full news clip available here.
Read MoreWhat does it take to make the toughest material in the world?
In a collaboration between the groups of MSE’s own Professors Robert Ritchie, Andrew Minor, and Mark Asta, together with colleagues at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, researchers have produced the toughest material in the world. The work, published in Science, is focused on an alloy of chromium, cobalt, and nickel and shows a pathway to producing a material that is…
Read MoreAccelerating Materials Discovery With World’s Largest Database of Elastic Properties
Accelerating Materials Discovery With World’s Largest Database of Elastic Properties by Materials Science and Engineering May 8, 2015 A team of Berkeley Lab scientists, including MSE department’s Chair Mark Asta and Ph.D. candidate Maarten de Jong, have published the world’s largest database of the complete elastic properties of inorganic compounds. The data set is expected…
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Congratulations to Professor Oscar Dubon on his appointment as the Vice Chancellor for Equity & Inclusion! by Eugene Pang January 15, 2019 Materials Science & Engineering Professor Oscar Dubón has been appointed as the Vice Chancellor for Equity & Inclusion at UC Berkeley. He previously served as Associate Dean for Equity & Inclusion and Student Affairs…
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