Nuclear Engineering Ph.D. student Charlyne Smith has been awarded a coveted National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. She is a 2017 graduate of Coppin State University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in chemistry and mathematics, and is a first… Read More
MSE Professor Wolfgang Sigmund elected to EU Academy of Sciences
Materials Science and Engineering Professor Wolfgang Sigmund, Ph.D., has been elected into the European Union Academy of Sciences. Sigmund earned his Ph.D. from Johannes Gutenberg University. He has been a professor at the University of Florida since 1999. His research… Read More
UF Materials Science and Engineering Professor recognized by Tressler Lecture Series
University of Florida Materials Science and Engineering Professor Juan Claudio Nino was honored as a distinguished speaker for the Richard E. Tressler Lectures in Materials at Pennsylvania State University.
A Family Legacy of Teaching Excellence
Dr. Kevin Jones recognized as the 2017-2018 UF Teacher-Scholar of the Year — 28 years after his father won.
New Faculty Join the MSE Department
Materials Science and Engineering welcomed three new professors for the 2017-2018 academic year with research in computation, nuclear fuels and optical sensing
Out of this world: Stem Cell Research Soars into Space
MSE Professor Dr. Josephine Allen will study the cells back on earth to look for changes as a result of microgravity
MSE Alumna Erin Jackson competes Sunday Feb. 18 in Olympics
Watch Erin Jackson skate into U.S. history Sunday at 6:56 a.m. on the NBC app or at 7 p.m. for NBC’s primetime coverage as she competes as the first African American woman on Team USA’s long-track speed skating team. Here… Read More
MSE Professor Tony Brennan Named National Academy of Inventors Fellow
Professor Brennan is being honored for his inventions that led to the Sharklet microtopography which was inspired by biomimicry.
UF technology finalist for Cade Museum Prize
Watch the video to learn more about Rain Neuromorphics, a company using AI technology developed at UF and started by MSE Professor Juan Nino and UF Alum Jack Kendall.
UF Engineering Professor receives $1.4 million NSF grant
Andrew, an associate professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, and her team received a $1.4 million grant from the National Science Foundation to study scalable and high-performance magnetic materials that can be implemented into modern-day devices that would take up less space.