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Chemical Engineering & Materials Science News
Research from the Mork Family Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science has unraveled the mystery of viscous fingering, in work that could be critical to groundwater remediation and oil recovery.
A 3D-printing technique co-developed at USC has enabled the rapid discovery of a new alloy that can withstand extreme heat.
A native of San Diego, Katherine Spies received her bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from USC Viterbi in 2004.
Data science and AI-driven research optimizes the development and management of subsurface fluids and energy.
The $595,000 award will support Li's pioneering work in complex quantum materials.
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Announcements
Sep. 29, 2023
Mork Research Team Collaborates on Material that Curves Light in a Record-Setting Way
Jul. 22, 2022
Alumni and Graduates Honored at Mork Family Department Awards Celebration
Jun. 21, 2022
Mork Symposium Shines a Spotlight on Student Research
Mar. 28, 2022
Katherine Shing Appointed Associate Professor Emerita
Mar. 16, 2022
Kristian Jessen Awarded the Distinguished Member Award from SPE International
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A native of San Diego, Katherine Spies received her bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from USC Viterbi in 2004.
Research by Aiichiro Nakano, and Ken-Ichi Nomura was featured.
Research by Aiichiro Nakano and Ken-Ichi Nomura demonstrating how AI help discover new materials, was featured
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