Brain-inspired materials could help reduce AI’s energy use 🔬 New research from the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy👇 cam.ac.uk/research/news/new-…

We're open today, come visit us! Hands on activities all day in West Cambridge 🔬 msm.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-fest…

Hands-on science for all ages 🔬 Join the Department for interactive demos, from solar materials to shape-changing metals. 📅 21 March | West Cambridge Drop in anytime: msm.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-fest…

Roving Researcher scheme expands to Materials Science & Metallurgy. Supporting researchers during parental, medical, or caring leave. Read more: msm.cam.ac.uk/news-and-event… #MaterialsScience #InclusiveResearch #Cambridge

How AI and lab automation are changing materials science at Cambridge. New Varsity article by Dhruv Shenai 👇 lnkd.in/e7WeECSM #MaterialsScience #AI #Cambridge #Varsity

Researchers from Cambridge Materials Science & Cavendish Lab show how topology can boost exciton transport in organic semiconductors, opening new directions for solar cells and LEDs. 🔗 phy.cam.ac.uk/news/excitons-… Image credit: Joshua J.P. Thompson

❄️ Merry Christmas from Cambridge Materials Science! Thank you for an amazing year of collaboration and discovery. This snowflake reflects the beauty of the structures we study every day. #MerryChristmas #MaterialsScience #CambridgeUniversity #HappyHolidays

Dept spotlight 📢 In Varsity, Dhruv Shenai explores why green technologies rely on critical mineral mining, and the sustainability challenges this raises for the future. 🎨 Image: Lyra Browning 🔗 varsity.co.uk/science/30833 #MaterialsScience #GreenTech #Sustainability

📖 Anecdotes and guidance notes: surviving and thriving as a woman in science An insightful article sharing reflections and practical guidance from women researchers across career stages. 🔗 iopscience.iop.org/article/1… #WomenInSTEM #ScienceCareers #DMSMCambridge

Part III Materials Science student Dhruv Shenai profiles ‘Cambridge’s very own Man of Steel’, Professor Howard Stone, and his work on impurities in recycled steels. A fascinating look at the future of UK steel. 🔗 Read more: varsity.co.uk/science/30570