DOE funding to help advance groundbreaking welding technology
A team of Ohio State University engineers has developed a new welding technique that could boost the auto industry’s efforts to offer vehicles that weigh less and are more fuel efficient. The Department of Energy (DOE) is investing $57 million... | LEARN MORE
CEMAS leads international microscopy collaboration
Ohio State's College of Engineering and the Center for Electron Microscopy and Analysis (CEMAS) recently signed a memorandum of understanding with Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. The college's first with... | LEARN MORE
Lincoln Electric and David C. Lincoln, son of its founder, support aspiring engineers at Ohio State
It makes perfect sense that the world’s leading welding technology company and the son of its founder would join resources to support the country’s leading welding engineering program. With a $1 million donation, Cleveland-based Lincoln Electric... | LEARN MORE
Researchers look to extend turbine life
A team of scientists in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at The Ohio State University will explore ways to boost the longevity of steam turbines, thus improving the efficiency of coal-fired power plants. Assistant Professor Steven... | LEARN MORE
Faculty Positions
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering seeks to bring together a world-class faculty and staff to explore the field of MSE and Welding Engineering.
Applications are now being accepted for tenure-track positions in these fields:
- Joining of Advanced Materials
- Functional Materials for Energy Storage and Harvesting
- Advanced Imaging and Analysis of Materials