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Entry is open to all current Penn State undergraduate students, graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, faculty, and staff working on materials-related topics.
For full details visit https://www.matse.psu.edu/mvc
Join PSU MRS for a night of trivia followed by our monthly happy hour!
A great chance to test your knowledge and speak with prospective students ahead of their Open House weekend.
Please RSVP by 2/19 so that we can get an accurate (ish) count for pizza and drinks. Event to be held on Thursday February 20 at 6 p.m. in Steidle 401.
Hope to see you there! Please RSVP: https://forms.gle/KkQPc2Wi17BbteyWA
Fueled by the best coffee and pastries on campus.
Forcing Atoms into Chaotic, Uncomfortable – but Extraordinary Places - Saeed Almishal Materials Science & Engineering
Fueled by the best coffee and pastries on campus.
MatSE Annual Hot Chocolate Bar
Drop by from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11
Steidle Building Atrium (first floor)
Warm up with a cup of cozy at our hot chocolate bar. Create your perfect blend of sweetness and comfort.
Event, award, news to share with MatSE community? Email Heather Dehnel, hbj100@psu.edu, with any information that you would like to share.
Students engaged in independent or industry projects, or other academic interests demonstrating their hard work and scholarship, are encouraged to submit a poster to the annual Graduate Poster Competition.
Eligibility
The competition is open to MatSE graduate students.
Awards
First, second, and third place winners will receive awards of $250, $100, or $50, respectively. Winners announced April 9.
Students engaged in independent or industry projects, or other academic interests demonstrating their hard work and scholarship, are encouraged to submit a poster to the annual Undergraduate Poster Competition.
Eligibility
The Millennium Café runs 10-11am in the 3rd floor Café Commons of the MSC Bldg. Join researchers from across campus for a stellar cup of coffee and two <10 min interdisciplinary talks. All Millennium Café events are free and open to the Penn State community, include coffee and breakfast pastries, and are held in the third floor Café Commons of the Millennium Science Complex at University Park.
Talking Plants: How Biosensors can Revolutionize Agriculture
Warm up with a cup of cozy at our hot chocolate bar. Create your perfect blend of sweetness and comfort.
"Accepted! Now what?" is focused on advising students who have been accepted into graduate study on topics such as funding package considerations, navigating faculty networks, outlining program supports, preparing for transition, and prioritizing well-being. This program is meant for prospective graduate students- undergraduates aspiring for graduate study or master’s students aspiring for doctoral study.
