New awards from the NSF Partnerships for Research and Education in Materials program will strengthen research infrastructure and education pathways at 15 minority-serving institutions, including six in EPSCoR states
Science and networking bring materials science students from across the nation to the UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering
Germano Iannacchione has previously served as program director of DMR’s Condensed Matter Physics and Biomaterials Programs.
Supporting student success for the whole university journey.
The grants are intended to support minority-serving institutions over the next three years.
NSF investment of $30 million will strengthen partnerships and collaboration between minority-serving educational institutions and leading research facilities
“He’s going to be a role model for this NSF PREM project,” explains Dr. Thiagarajan Soundappan, an associate professor of chemistry and chair of NTU’s School of Science.
Solicitation deadline is February 5, 2021
Logo submissions were presented and voted on at the PREM Research Scholars Symposium, which took place at the Materials Research Society’s Fall 2019 meeting. The winning logo was developed by a team from the University of Puerto Rico at Humacao.
Jacob Gayles once thought he would be an architect. Instead he is working on quantum materials and spintronics at the Max-Planck Institute.
