Using a combination of magnetorheology (MR), small angle neutron and x-ray scattering (SANS/SAXS), and vibrational spectroscopy, we demonstrate that low intensity magnetic fields likely facilitate these phase transitions by altering polymer-solvent interactions and hydrogen bonding, which in turn modify amphiphile packing.

Join us at Applied Materials for an evening of networking and reminiscing with your fellow UW-Madison Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering alumni.  ECE Department Chair Susan Hagness will be...

Join us for a dynamic Q&A session with graduating Senior ECE students to learn about navigating courses, campus opportunities, post-graduation decisions, and landing summer internships/co-ops.
Pizza will be served.

Materials Science Seminar Series - Speaker Prof. Rose Cersonsky

Join in via Zoom as Mike Splinter shares his knowledge and experience during the Semiconductor Engineering Seminar Series.