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Research

Developing tomorrow's materials for the next millennium

Interdisciplinary • Visionary • Convergent
Interdisciplinary • Visionary • Convergent

Following on a long and distinguished tradition of applying the principles of basic sciences and engineering, our faculty undertakes research to understand the behavior of materials, develop new materials, and develop new applications for them. Their research is at the forefront of soft and hard materials, bio and nano materials, functional materials, computational materials science, and manufacturing and processing of materials. 

Research Excellence

Because of their size, these very small particles have unique properties that our faculty leverage to create fluorescent biological labels, deliver…
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Research in this domain in the Materials program focuses on novel and unique materials for energy generation and storage and on superconducting…
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Advancing the field of electronics and photonics through transformative materials science research, College faculty discover new materials, seek to…
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Research News

Discoveries in the Materials program are made daily. Our students and faculty continue to break barriers and advance innovative solutions for new materials, material manufacturing technologies and computing solutions for designing new materials and investigating their properties.

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Facilities & Laboratories
Facilities & Laboratories

The materials program leverages numerous exceptional facilities within and outside engineering at UH and outside UH at partner Institutions and collaborators.

Centers & Consortia
Centers & Consortia

By virtue of its interdisciplinary nature, the Materials Science and Engineering Program at UH is part of collaborative centers and institutes at UH that are cross-departmental and inclusive of virtually every discipline in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM).

Industrial Relations

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Industrial Relations

Theses and Dissertations

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