Spring 2025 Seminar Events

MSE Seminar SeriesLehigh's Department of Materials Science and Engineering presents its Spring 2025 Seminar Series.

All seminars are scheduled for 9:30 a.m. in Business Innovation (BI) Building, room 108, unless otherwise noted below.

Zoom links, if available, will be announced closer to the date of the event.

Attendance is required of all full-time MS&E graduate students, and are also open to all visitors.

Date Speaker & Title Host/Advisor

01/24/25

Dr. Andrew Herzing, National Institute of Standards and Technology

Structural and Morphological Characterization of Organic Electrochemical Transistors via Four-Dimensional (4D) Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy

 

Prof. Kiely

01/31/25

Dr. Aitana Tamayo, Instituto de Cerámica y Vidrio, Spain

Sustainable Recycling and Valorization of Inorganic Wastes for Slow Release Glass Fertilizers

Prof. Jain

02/14/25

Dr. Jon Seppala, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Autonomous Process Parameter Discovery in Thermoplastic Material Extrusion Additive Manufacturing

Prof. Chow

2/21/25

Dr. Russell Maier, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Advanced Ceramic Processing and Manufacturing at NIST

Prof. Chan

2/28/25

Dr. Yuri Mishin, George Mason University

Can Nanocrystalline Materials be Fully Stabilized?

Profs. Rickman and Abdeljawad

3/7/25

Matt Pietrucha, CAMECA Instruments, Inc.

Adventures in Nanoscale Characterization with CAMECA Instruments

Prof. Watanabe and the MSE Student Networking Committee
3/21/25 Dr. Lisa Klein, Rutgers University
Processing and Applications of Melting Gels
Prof. Castro

3/28/25

Dr. Yan Li, Dartmouth College
Design and Manufacturing of Multifunctional Ceramic Composites

Prof. Castro

4/4/25

Dr. Rodrigo Freitas, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chemical Short-Range Order in Metallic Alloys

Prof. Abdeljawad

4/11/25

Dr. Gracie Burke, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
TBA

Prof. Watanabe

4/25/25

Dr. Patrick Hopkins, University of Virginia

TBA

Prof. Strandwitz

5/02/25

Dr. Melissa Gordon, Lafayette College

Co2-switchable Phase Behavior in pNIPAM Hydrogels

 

Prof. Chow