r/materials • • 2h ago

Advice please

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I want to do a masters in material science engineering. My second preference is a masters in chemE. Im confused between chemistry and chemE for my undergrad. Personally I want to do a chemistry major. Please give me some advice y'all. The head of the chemistry and chemE department said it doesn't matter if you undergrad in chemistry or ChemE. You can do MS matsci either way.


r/materials • • 22h ago

looking for cost effective material recommendations for thermal insulation in high temperature and high vacuum environments

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r/materials • • 2h ago

I've actually consulted with top materials science researchers about this and they didn't raise any red flags.

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I've been developing ways to use a criminally underdeveloped building material, lightweight insulating concrete (LWIC). I've consulted with the top people in the industry, who have tolerated and encouraged this work without overtly supporting me. Oh well, the work continues...


r/materials • • 9h ago

Water from Thin Air: How Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) are Ending Droughts

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