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Jun 18

Will fast charging your EV kill its battery? Opens in new window

College of Engineering researchers studied EV battery degradation impact in various fast charging scenarios.

Jun 16

Printed materials inspired by nature Opens in new window

A new method for creating superhydrophobic surfaces offers precise control over the shape and location of the structures, while requiring no post processing.

Jun 13

PURRcision: Pulse oximeters for Frankie’s Friends Opens in new window

Engineering students get real experience solving problems for local companies and non-profits in the course Foundation of BME Design.

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Bachelor of Science, Materials Science and Engineering

Undergraduate programs in Materials Science and Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. MSE is an interdisciplinary field that combines engineering, chemistry, and physics to solve real-world problems that impact nearly every industry.

Master of Science programs

MSE offers seven different areas of study: Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering, dual degree master of science programs, Master of Science in Engineering and Technology Innovation Management, Master of Science in Computational Materials Science and Engineering, Master of Science in Materials Science, Master of Science in Additive Manufacturing affiliated program, and Master in Energy Science and Technology and Policy.
Doctor of Philosophy program

The Doctoral degree emphasizes the creation of new knowledge through extensive independent research, including the formulation of hypotheses, the interpretation of phenomena revealed by research, and the extraction of general principles upon which predictions can be made.

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MRS Bulletin

Dickey speaks on inducing ferroelectricity by stacking materials

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MSE Head Elizabeth Dickey spoke to the MRS Bulletin Materials News Podcast about her research on how ferroelectricity can be induced in materials via stacking.

De Graef recognized as distinguished scientist

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MSE’s Marc De Graef was selected by the Microscopy Society of America as the 2025 recipient of the Society’s Distinguished Scientist Award in the physical sciences.

CMU faculty to present at SXSW

MechE’s Jon Cagan and Chris McComb, BME’s Keith Cook and Rosalyn Abbott, and BME/MSE’s Adam Feinberg are leading sessions at SXSW 2025 that will focus on the application of AI in education and organ transplant technology.

Additive Manufacturing Media

Rollett quoted on 3D printing for heat exchangers

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MSE's Tony Rollett was featured on Additive Manufacturing Media, where he explained why 3D printing is used to produce heat exchangers for solar energy.

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