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Miqin Zhang is working to improve cancer treatment with nanoparticles made from the same material found in crustacean shells.

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Despite setbacks, SAMPE students bring home trophy

The pandemic nearly forced the student chapter of SAMPE at UW to disband. Team leadership share their story of perseverance, resourcefulness and ultimately, success.

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Taylor Juenke named Dean's Medalist

MSE senior Taylor Juenke has been recognized by the UW Engineering dean for her academic achievements.

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Di Xiao receives FACET award

MSE professor Di Xiao received a FACET award recognizing his positive influence on students’ academic and professional development.

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Finding Additional Ways that Proteins Rotate

Materials scientists, including Research Assistant Professor Shuai Zhang, are taking inspiration from biological materials like bones, teeth and seashells to create a new generation of advanced materials made from proteins and minerals. This research was highlighted in the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science's CommUnique newsletter.

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