Richard Akrobetu (MS '17), now a materials engineer at Apple, advises current students to "pay attention to the fundamentals of MSE because they will serve you well in any application moving forward."

Zack Teitelbaum '18 is now a research scientist at Lockheed Martin. He advises current students to pursue research opportunities and build relationships with professors from any department. Here he is in Veale during his #CWRU days.

CWRU blue looks good on you, Terminal Tower CLE. Congratulations to the CWRU women's soccer team on their historic season! 💙

It was a great opportunity to give a lecture on fundamentals of piezoelectricity. Thanks for the invitation Michelle Dolgos and Stuart Burns. IEEE UFFC Society #ferroschool CWRU Engineering Materials Science & Engineering at CWRU

Paco Sheeran (2nd left) graduated from #CWRU in May and is now working in R&D at @Honeybee_Ltd. He was drawn to our department for the freedom to study what he wanted and encourages current students to "push to make your own curriculum." #CWRU

Hugh Smith '22 is now a PhD student at DMSE at MIT. He likes the combination of chemistry and physics in materials science and engineering, as well as research opportunities at #CWRU. Here he is on the TOF-SIMS at CWRU-SCSAM.

Hugh's advice for current materials students at #CWRU: "Explore all of your possibilities. Materials science is a very broad discipline, and you can easily use it for whatever problems you're most interested in: medicine, sustainability/environment, manufacturing, energy."

Ryan Siebenaller '20 was drawn to the materials field because "I always found that my interests in STEM fell in between asking the 'why' and 'how' and material science seemed to be a great field to ask both of these questions." He is now at Ohio State Materials Science and Engineering for his PhD. #CWRU

Join us for our end of semester town hall at noon in White 324, hosted by the Undergraduate Materials Society. Lunch will be provided.

We look forward to seeing everyone at the holiday party today. Drinks are at 430 and dinner is from 5 to 7. #CWRU

“You can be yourself, have a vibrant personality, and be good at science. I'm a woman, LGBT, have colored hair, tattoos, and piercings and I also have been an extremely successful engineering student.” - Jackson Smith #CWRU engineering.case.edu/news/smith-com…

Recently, Associate Professor Alp Sehirlioglu and Ph.D. candidate Benjamin Hirt of Alp Sehirlioglu Electroceramics CWRU attended the US-Japan Seminar on Dielectric and Piezoelectric Ceramics. engineering.case.edu/news/researche… #CWRU

We just published a great paper about solar modules retrieved from commercial fields. Raymond Wieser did such a great job. And thanks to our other awesome co-authors! Xuanji Yu Materials Science & Engineering at CWRU authors.elsevier.com/c/1h5bP,tRdOal7

NEW: Investment in solar power to outstrip oil for first time, says International Energy Agency 📈 And, of the $2.8 trillion set to be invested in energy worldwide in 2023, $1.7T+ is expected to go to renewables, nuclear power, EVs, and efficiency improvements. ⬇️ cnn.com/2023/05/25/ene…

Earlier in May, we had the privilege of welcoming Dr. Harriet Kung, deputy director for science programs at U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science. Kung spoke with ThinkEnergy students and spent time with the Breakthrough Electrolytes for Energy Storage (BEES) Center team.

Last group standing at the end of my farewell BBQ finishing my time TU Darmstadt . It was a great university and group to work with during my sabbatical. I will miss them all. Now back to CWRU Engineering Materials Science & Engineering at CWRU.

Our new paper entitled "Spatio-Temporal Denoising Graph Autoencoders with Data Augmentation for Photovoltaic Data Imputation". Using spatial & temporal coherence to address missingness. doi.org/10.1145/3588730 Yinghui Wu Yangxin Fan RaymondWieser Xuanji Yu Laura Bruckman

Entrepreneur and CWRU Engineering Roger Susi '77 commits $25 million to see a new research building rise on Case Quad –the largest amount yet as the project rolls forward. thedaily.case.edu/alumnus-entrep…

With technology developed by Umut Gurkan, the Wilbert J. Austin Professor of Engineering, Hemex Health has been awarded a three-year, $3 million NIH grant aimed at bringing the first point-of-care sickle cell testing device to the U.S. thedaily.case.edu/fighting-sickl…

FYI - CWRU Physics & CWRU Engineering is hiring! The application for the Frederick Reines Endowed Professorship is now open. If you are looking to make a career move & work in advanced materials/quantum mechanics, please consider this opportunity: case.edu/academic-caree…