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What is PREM?

Building Capability in Materials Research

The Partnerships for Research and Education in Materials (PREM) program fosters long-term collaborations between universities and NSF’s Division of Materials Research (DMR)-supported centers. It enhances research opportunities through faculty and student exchanges, student mentoring and professional development, educational opportunities and training in state-of-the-art experimental, theoretical and computational materials development techniques. PREM supports students, postdocs, and faculty while advancing materials research and education.
Engaging Talent

Engaging Talent

We focus on identifying, recruiting and supporting a cohort of talented individuals in materials science through targeted outreach, mentorship, professional development and research engagement.
Fostering Growth

Fostering Growth

Our outreach and partnership initiatives ensure a collaborative environment that empowers long-term growth and a broad spectrum of perspectives that strengthen our field.
Impacting our World Through Materials Science

Impacting our World Through Materials Science

Our members conduct interdisciplinary research and develop new knowledge and technologies that impact the fields of biomedicine, energy, nanotechnology, electronics, and sustainability.

Our Community

Meet the talented researchers and educators driving innovation in materials science

Alexander Weiss

Alexander Weiss

Professor, The University of Texas at Arlington

Xiaoqing  Pan

Xiaoqing Pan

Professor, University of California Irvine

Gil Gallegos

Gil Gallegos

Professor, New Mexico Highlands University

Preston Moore

Preston Moore

Professor, Saint Joseph's University

Jiyeong Gu

Jiyeong Gu

Graduate Advisor, and Professor - Condensed Matter Experiment, California State University Long Beach

Madhab Neupane

Madhab Neupane

Associate Professor , University of Central Florida

Joshua Robinson

Joshua Robinson

Pennsylvania State University

Jennifer Lindline

Jennifer Lindline

Professor, New Mexico Highlands University

He Dong

He Dong

Associate Professor, The University of Texas at Arlington

Ines Montano

Ines Montano

Associate Professor, Northern Arizona University

Ye Cao

Ye Cao

Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Arlington

Robert B. Moore

Robert B. Moore

Professor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Deep Jariwalla

Deep Jariwalla

Associate Professor, University of Pennsylvania

Liju Yang

Liju Yang

Professor, North Carolina Central University

Beni Dangi

Beni Dangi

Alexander Weiss

Alexander Weiss

Professor, The University of Texas at Arlington

Xiaoqing  Pan

Xiaoqing Pan

Professor, University of California Irvine

Gil Gallegos

Gil Gallegos

Professor, New Mexico Highlands University

Preston Moore

Preston Moore

Professor, Saint Joseph's University

Jiyeong Gu

Jiyeong Gu

Graduate Advisor, and Professor - Condensed Matter Experiment, California State University Long Beach

Madhab Neupane

Madhab Neupane

Associate Professor , University of Central Florida

Joshua Robinson

Joshua Robinson

Pennsylvania State University

Jennifer Lindline

Jennifer Lindline

Professor, New Mexico Highlands University

He Dong

He Dong

Associate Professor, The University of Texas at Arlington

Ines Montano

Ines Montano

Associate Professor, Northern Arizona University

Ye Cao

Ye Cao

Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Arlington

Robert B. Moore

Robert B. Moore

Professor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Deep Jariwalla

Deep Jariwalla

Associate Professor, University of Pennsylvania

Liju Yang

Liju Yang

Professor, North Carolina Central University

Beni Dangi

Beni Dangi