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Partnership for Research and Education in Materials News
CNSM Faculty Awarded $4.2M NSF Grant for Materials Science Research and Education
CSULB faculty have been awarded a 6-year $4.2M grant from the NSF's Partnership for Research and Education in Materials (PREM) program. The grant opens doors to new opportunities for CSULB students in research, education, and broadening participation in materials science.
CSULB PREM Students Travel During Summer 2024
The PREM summer has started with CSULB undergrad Josh Luna and CSULB M.S. student Tyler Hadsell attending the High Energy X-ray Techniques (HEXT) workshop at the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source (CHESS) at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY.
PREM Participates in APS March Meeting 2024
The APS March Meeting 2024 was in Minneapolis from March 3-8, 2024. The CSULB-OSU PREM was well represented. We had six contributed talks and two posters. Four of the talks and one of the posters had both CSULB and Ohio State co-authors. Seven had CSULB student presenters.
Alessandra Lanzara Featured in PREM Physics Seminar
In February 2024 the CSULB PREM program hosted Prof. Alessandra Lanzara. She holds the Charles Kittel Chair in Physics at UC Berkeley, is a senior faculty scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, and is an expert in just about all aspects of condensed matter physics and material science.
PREM Spring 2024 Kickoff
On February 1 the CSULB PREM program kicked off the Spring 2024 Semester with our first bi-weekly PREM meetings. We have around a dozen PREM folks heading to the APS March Meeting in Minneapolis in a month and will look forward to practice talks in the next PREM meeting!
Lauren Keyes Featured in CSULB Physics Colloquium
In December 2023 the CSULB PREM and Physics and Astronomy Department hosted Lauren Keyes for a Condensed Matter Seminar. Lauren is a 5th year Ph.D. student in the Physics Department and the Center for Emergent Materials at The Ohio State University working on theoretical condensed matter physics research with Ph.D. advisor, Prof. Mohit Randeria.
