Materials Science and Engineering

With funding from Nokia Bell Labs, Rutgers is providing Haydee Pacheco and Zhihao Tao with a one-year scholarship of $10,000.

A cap and gown that belonged to Bill Bauer—a beloved Rutgers professor and generous supporter of the university—will be worn at commencement ceremonies this year by Jon Oliver, a former student of Bauer and longtime Rutgers faculty and staff member who is completing his Ph.D. exactly 40 years after earning his bachelor’s degree.

Dante Migliaccio views his materials science and engineering (MSE) major as one that has the potential to be applied across most industries. 

SoE alumnus Rich Hill enjoys success as an Ohio vintner.

The Rutgers engineer has been named a 2024 National Academy of Inventors Fellow                                    

American Ceramic Society presents George W. Morey Award to Materials Science and Engineering Distinguished Professor

The inaugural Rutgers Innovation Awards banquet, hosted by the Rutgers Office for Research this past September celebrated university researchers who have pioneered innovative ideas, processes, or technologies that could improve lives and create economic value.

Two teams of researchers are working to remove barriers to the physical challenges of work.

Distinguished Life Membership in the American Ceramic Society's -- the society’s highest honor -- recognizes Klein’s significant contributions to ceramic science.