Materials Science

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Explore the Materials Science Program

The Materials Science Program offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees to qualified students interested in interdisciplinary programs that emphasize the synthesis, characterization and utilization of nanoscale materials. Students learn about the interplay of structure, processing, characterization, and properties of materials with useful applications. Our faculty members are active collaborators with research and development groups located around the world, and are experienced in managing research projects with practical results. Our graduates work in research, engineering and process development positions in a variety of fields. We welcome inquiries from prospective students and collaborators interested in the Materials Science Program and its resources.

Programs of Study

Minors

Materials Science (Minor)

Graduate

Research Spotlight

Leading the Way

CEPS researchers excited about opportunities of the state-wide BioMade effort

Faculty members from the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences are leading a statewide research effort to advance biomaterials with the potential to save patient lives and improve overall quality of life as part of the five-year, $20 million NH BioMade grant.

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Research Spotlight

Leading the Way

CEPS researchers excited about opportunities of the state-wide BioMade effort

Faculty members from the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences are leading a statewide research effort to advance biomaterials with the potential to save patient lives and improve overall quality of life as part of the five-year, $20 million NH BioMade grant.

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Faculty Spotlight

Donald Sundberg

Prestigious Lecture Selection Recognizes Lifetime of Achievement

Though impossible to see with the naked eye, the applications of the scientific contributions from Donald Sundberg clearly exist – just under the aide of an electronic microscope.

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Faculty Spotlight

Donald Sundberg

Prestigious Lecture Selection Recognizes Lifetime of Achievement

Though impossible to see with the naked eye, the applications of the scientific contributions from Donald Sundberg clearly exist – just under the aide of an electronic microscope.

Learn More