Applications are now being accepted for Spring/Summer 2025 SCSAM Student Fellowships. The deadline for proposal submission is December 1st, 2024.

Applications are now being accepted for Summer/Fall 2024 SCSAM Student Fellowships. The deadline for proposal submission is May 12th, 2024.

Applications are now being accepted for Spring 2024 SCSAM Student Fellowships. The deadline for proposal submission is December 3rd, 2023.

Nikhila Balasubramaniam is using the ToF-SIMS in SCSAM to study the chemistry related to degradation in perovskite solar cells.

Claire Daugherty is using the Keyence optical microscope in SCSAM to investigate the microstructure of young pig bones to better understand traumatic bone fractures in young children.

Kaiser Aguirre is using SCSAM to characterize niobium silicide alloys, a potential next-generation turbine blade material.

Applications are now being accepted for Summer/Fall 2023 SCSAM Student Fellowships. The deadline for proposal submission is May 14th, 2023.

Claire Parker hopes to "create a picture of the composition of the lower crust under Antarctica."

Applications are now being accepted for Spring 2023 SCSAM Student Fellowships. The deadline for proposal submission is December 7, 2022.

He was able to examine the microstructures of additively manufactured alloys after exposures to different heat treatment and forging conditions.

A senior in Case Western Reserve University's Departmentment of Environmental, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Yunlang Zhang was able to explore electron microscopy as a Summer 2022 Case School of Engineering SCSAM Fellow and found it to provide "efficient and accurate ways for studying geology."

PhD candidate Laura Wilson gave an oral presentation at the annual conference, while SCSAM executive director Jeffrey Pigott gave a poster presentation.

Barratt is working with SCSAM’s scanning Auger microprobe on a scanning electron microscope.

Brian Gu has been using SCSAM's atomic force microscope to quantify the surface roughness of his samples with different modifications.

Read about how associate professor Jennifer Carter was invited to participate in the National Academy of Engineering’s (NAE) 27th annual US Frontiers of Engineering Symposium