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2025 Advancing Research Impact in Society (ARIS) Summit
Whether you’re new or a returning attendee, ARIS and co-hosts University of the Virgin Islands and Ciencia Puerto Rico invite you to join us for three days of sessions and networking events highlighting research and broader impacts of the Caribbean region.See More and Register Here -
DMR Open Hour (Monthly Series)
Join DMR Division Director Germano Iannacchione and DMR program directors for our monthly office hour and Q&A session.Register Here -
CAMPS 2025
Present your research, develop professional skills, and build your network at CAMPS 2025, organized by Texas State University's PREM Center for Intelligent Materials Assembly and the University of Chicago MRSEC. Stay tuned for details.Read More
PREM Program Celebrates 20th Anniversary
By Divya Abhat
2024 marked the 20th anniversary of NSF’s PREM program. The PREM community celebrated this milestone at the NSF PREM Research Scholars Summit, held at the recent Materials Research Society meeting in Boston, Massachusetts.
Texas State University Hosts STEM Field Trip for Local Students
PREM Web Team
PEAQS Center Uses Light to Measure Silicon Membrane Thickness
PREM Web Team
Karen Lozano Featured at Women’s in Materials Science & Engineering Keynote Breakfast
PREM Web Team
Students Help Students at CAMPS 2024
By Paul Dailing
Texas State University Student Receives Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students Award
PREM Web Team
Texas State University PREM Student, Dillon Gee, was recently awarded the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS) Award for his presentation “Leveraging Valence of Star-like PEGs to Tune Rheology and Gelation Pathways of Dynamic Hydrogels,” based on his UT REU research. With over 6,000 attendees at the ABRCMS and 3,000 presentations, only 300 participants received awards—and Gee was one of them.
Texas State University PREM Director Selected as Emerging Leader
By Divya Abhat
Tania Betancourt, Texas State University Director of PREM CIMA, has been selected as one of AIMBE’s 17 Inaugural Emerging Leaders for her exceptional contributions to medical and biological engineering. This recognition by the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) highlights Betancourt’s remarkable contributions to biomedical engineering and her dedication to innovation and mentorship.
