The NSF-sponsored Materials Research Science and Engineering Center at the University of Wisconsin – Madison (UW MRSEC) is focused on the fundamental study of the structure and properties of interfaces at the nanoscale level of atoms and molecules. It is doing so across a wide array of materials platforms, from inorganic semiconducting materials to liquid crystals with engineered defects. The Interdisciplinary Research Groups (IRGs) and SEED projects are built on the existing strong base of expertise at UW-Madison, collaborating industries, and national laboratories. The UW MRSEC Education Group (IEG) creates and distributes a broad range of educational products that are widely used for K-12 and college-level instruction on topics that build on the center’s materials science discoveries and expertise.

| Nick Abbott, Peter Mushenheim, and George Lisensky develop a material science outreach activity at the MRSEC Breakthrough Research and Education Workshop at the UW College of Engineering. Photo by Angela Johnson |
Highlights
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Events and AnnouncementsMarch 2013- Invited speaker Tim Miller gives a series of professional development talks. Watch them online. click here for links
David Lynn receives Biomacromolecules/Macromolecules Young Investigator Award. click here for full article.
Ian Robertson named new UW-Madison engineering dean. click here for full article Tom Kuech honored as AAAS fellow. click here for full article
October 2012- MRSEC is calling for seed proposals for one year projects. more information
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