UMD’s Materials Science and Engineering program trains students to design and analyze materials with specific mechanical, electrical, optical, or thermal properties. The curriculum includes materials chemistry, nanotechnology, biomaterials, and structural materials. Students learn in labs, conduct materials characterization, and develop real-world applications in aerospace, electronics, sustainable energy, and biomedicine. Graduates contribute to breakthroughs in areas like battery technology, 3D printing, and smart materials.
Designing a biodegradable polymer for medical implants
Developing composite materials for lightweight aerospace applications
Evaluating phase change materials for thermal energy storage
3D printing of conductive filaments for flexible electronics
Studying corrosion resistance of stainless steel alloys in marine conditions
Fabrication of graphene-based supercapacitors
Simulation of atomic structures using molecular dynamics software
Synthesis of self-healing polymers for construction materials
Testing mechanical properties of ceramics for dental applications
Microstructural analysis of weld joints in automotive steel
Development of thermoelectric materials for waste heat recovery
Design of photovoltaic materials for next-generation solar panels
Nano-coating development for anti-fogging applications
Biomaterial compatibility testing for neural implants
Investigation of transparent conductive oxides in displays
Fabrication of piezoelectric sensors for wearable devices
Alloy design for hydrogen storage under high pressure
Creating a materials database for recycling and circular economy
X-ray diffraction study of crystal lattice distortions
Thermal aging and degradation analysis of polymeric materials
Innovate across industries with a hands-on education in smart, sustainable, and high-performance materials.
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