Understanding and utilizing non-volatile properties of materials
As well as being chosen to give a technical talk, Peter was selected to compete in the final round of the MRS graduate student awards at the MRS 2019 fall meeting and won silver!
Peter’s talk was titled “Epitaxially Engineered, Enhanced Magnetostriction in a Strain-Driven Composite Multiferroic”
Peter was invited to give a talk at and won the gold award at the annual Univ. of Michigan Materials Research Symposium put on by the MSE department.
Peter’s talk was titled Epitaxially Engineered, Enhanced Magnetostriction in a Strain-Driven Composite Multiferroic.
The award comes from the Ceramics program within the NSF Division of Materials Research. The project is to focus on the understanding the roles of defects and disorder on the dielectric properties of entropy-stabilized thin film materials.
Established in 2017 to honor 100 years of one of the University’s oldest and most prestigious scholarships, the Barbour Centennial Award helps graduate student research via financial support for travel, resources, and living expenses. Barbour Scholar alumnae from across the globe came together to contribute to this gift.
Peter was chosen to receive the Graduate Excellence in Materials Science (GEMS) award from the American Ceramic Society (ACerS). Congratulations!
