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Stanford Materials Science and Engineering

@StanfordMSE
Our faculty and students research the infinitesimally small to achieve breakthroughs of global significance.
Stanford, CA
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  • @StanfordMSE
    Stanford Materials Science and Engineering
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    Apr 15
    We're honored to host Prof. Yongsoo Yang, from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, at our weekly Colloquium today, at 11:30am-12:30pm PST. Join the talk on "“Seeing” Atoms in Real Materials in 3D"
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    “Seeing” Atoms in Real Materials in 3D
    Abstract: Modern technologies such as batteries and computer chips rely on materials whose properties are often controlled by tiny imperfections at the atomic scale. Traditional methods for determi...
  • @StanfordMSE
    Stanford Materials Science and Engineering
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    Apr 1
    We're honored to host Dr. Kevin P. O’Brien, from Intel, at our weekly Colloquium today, at 11:30am-12:30pm PST. Join the talk on "The Material Science of 2D TMD Transistors Enabling Moore’s Law Scaling"
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    The Material Science of 2D TMD Transistors Enabling Moore’s Law Scaling
    Abstract: Two‑dimensional transition‑metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) provide a credible pathway for extending transistor scaling beyond the limits of silicon nanoribbons. This talk presents recent...
  • @StanfordMSE
    Stanford Materials Science and Engineering
    @StanfordMSE
    Oct 22, 2025
    We're honored to host Prof. Kelsey Stoerzinger, from the University of Minnesota, at our weekly Colloquium today, at 11:30am-12:30pm PST. Join the talk on "Fundamental Insights into the Oxygen Evolution Reaction from Epitaxial Oxide Thin Films"
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    Fundamental Insights into the Oxygen Evolution Reaction from Epitaxial Oxide Thin Films
    Abstract : The intermittent nature of renewable energy sources requires a clean, scalable means of converting and storing energy. One Earth-abundant storage option is water electrolysis: storing...
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    Stanford Materials Science and Engineering
    @StanfordMSE
    Oct 15, 2025
    We're honored to host Prof. Alfredo A. Correa, from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, at our weekly Colloquium today, at 11:30am-12:30pm PST. Join the talk on "Beyond the Surface: Non-Conservative Forces in Coupled Electron-Ion Dynamics"
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    Beyond the Surface: Non-Conservative Forces in Coupled Electron-Ion Dynamics
    Abstract: Lasers and high-energy particles interacting with materials generate excited states that require a theoretical description beyond the Born-Oppenheimer potential energy surface in extended...
  • @StanfordMSE
    Stanford Materials Science and Engineering
    @StanfordMSE
    Oct 8, 2025
    We're honored to host Prof. Natalie Larson, from Stanford University, at our weekly Colloquium today, at 11:30am-12:30pm PST. Join the talk on "Multimaterial Additive Manufacturing with Subvoxel Control: Making & Measuring Architected Materials Systems" tinyurl.com/mhafux3