Events
Education Directors Meeting, Dec 2014
The next meeting of the MRSEC education directors is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, December 3rd and 4th at MIT in Cambridge, MA. We will begin at 3:00 on Wednesday with a discussion of the network's goals and meetings of the subcommittees. We will be finished by 4:00 on Thursday afternoon. Please mark your calendar. Further details will be sent at a later date.
Events
Workshop for PREM Program Administrators and Participants
On September 26, 2008, a workshop for NSF-PREM Program Administrators and Participants will be held at the National Science Foundation in Washington, D.C.
Events
Science Café Program 2010-2011
The LRSM, through the NSF-supported Penn MRSEC, is presenting a series of Science Cafés to promote NOVA’s four part TV series on materials, ‘Making Stuff with David Pogue,’
which will run every Wednesday evening on public television stations
at 9:00 pm starting on January 19, 2011. The Science Cafés, which are
science talks for laymen about materials-related topic of current
interest, will take place at 8:00 pm at Stoney’s British Pub,
3007 Concord Pike, Wilmington DE. These programs are free and anyone
who is interested is invited to attend. No purchase is necessary.
Events
The UW MRSEC Breakthrough Research and Education Workshop (BREW)
The UW MRSEC "Breakthrough Research and Education Workshop" (BREW) will feature research from the many facets of the UW MRSEC group presented by each IRG. Also, there will be a presentation by the Interdisciplinary Education Group and a poster session. Dinner will feature keynote speaker, Ian Robertson, Dean of the College of Engineering.
Events
MRSEC Directors Meeting
The MRSEC Directors meeting will be held online. Meeting Presentations NSF, DMR, MRSEC Welcome, Dan Finotello DMR – Where Materials Begin and Society Benefits, Linda Sapochak
Events
MRSEC Science Slam
The Division of Materials Science and the Materials Research Science and Engineering Center Program are proud to present the first-ever MRSEC Science Slam. With participants from all 19 MRSECs, the Science Slam will feature five-minute long slams on a research highlight or unique broader impact accomplishment. Creativity is key! Non-NSF audience will vote for the winner. To join, register here.
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