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By Dr. Ridwan Sakidja
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2021
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Proud of our group members; a senior undergrad Tyler McGilvry-James, and grad students Emily Justus & Devon Romine giving talks on their research works, funded by @NETL_DOE & @NSF respectively, at @Materials_MRS #F21MRS in Boston, MA. Way to go!
L-R: Dr. S, Tyler, Aziz, August, Devon, Mou and Emily
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Deeply honored to be collaborating with UC Berkeley Materials Science & Engineering Professor and the Director of Molecular Foundry Dr. Kristin A. Persson and her research group at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. this upcoming summer as a part of visiting faculty program supported by Dept. of Energy (DoE). We will be applying The Materials Project database and platforms to accelerate the materials discoveries to support our on-going computational research projects at Missouri State funded by the DoE and NSF grants. #collaborationworks!
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Thank you @MissouriState Mind's Eye for highlighting our collaborative research. Indeed, the exciting & expanding field of computational materials science gives our students one of the best ROI's for their future careers. #collaborationworks!
Our group member Bikash Timalsina was awarded 2021 Outstanding Graduate Student for Research from our Dept. Bikash received multiple RA offers and decided to pursue Ph.D. at @floridastate , home of @NationalMagLab. I'd like also to congratulate Sajal Islam on his award for teaching. Great job everyone!
L-R:
Bikash Timalsina,
Kobby
Asante-Boahen and
Alin Niraula.
Of course, following our "tradition"...
May 2021:
Panoramic group photo!
Finally, after more than a year, we returned to
taking our semester group photo. Everyone is
#vaccinated.
Group photo in front of the John Q. Hammons Water Fountain.
With love. And, may we all live long and prosper!
Justin Freres from the Dept. of Information Technology and Cybersecurity @MOStateCOB teamed up with Tyler McGilvry-James and presented their research work in applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to identify microstructural defects at the NASA-MOSGC annual meeting. The project is a part of our group collaboration with Prof. Sheryl Brahnam from the College of Business at our school.
Great work fellows!
Zoom presentation at NASA-MOSGC meeting: Justin (top) and Tyler (bottom).
1/1/21: Let's chart a better future. It's Day 1.
#HappyNewYear2021
