Materials Science News Archive

International Microscopy Congress

25 September 2018

Sydney hosted the 19th International Microscopy Congress (IMC19) in September, co-chaired by Professor Paul Munroe.

May 2018: Prof Paul Munroe “Wear behavior of graded Cr-CrN-Cr(1−x)Al(x)N coatings synthesized by closed-field unbalanced magnetron sputtering for advanced machining operations”

24 September 2018

Hard wear resistant graded coatings

M Kabir P Munroe Z Zhou and Z Xie

PGSOC Peer Mentoring event for Coursework Students

31 August 2018

On August 12th, new Coursework students spent a sunny Sunday afternoon outdoors at Centennial Park to get to know their fellow postgraduate peers by taking part i

2018 Alumni Evening

27 August 2018

On August 22nd, the School welcomed around 70 alumni to reconnect, meet industry partners and hear about some of our current exciting research in sustainable materials

MATSOC-BESS Scavenger Hunt

9 August 2018

The scavenger hunt was a fun way for students from both MATSOC and the Biomedical Engineering Student Society to get together for some amazing activitie

Wilson Handoko - 1MT ‘People’s Choice Award’ winner

8 August 2018

Congratulations to Wilson Handoko who won the ‘People’s Choice Award’ at the Faculty of Science Postgraduate Showcase.

MATSOC v PGSOC Sports Day

8 August 2018

Shooting off the semester with crazy crossovers, beautiful baskets, and some remarkable rivalry, the undergrads and postgrads had an exciting day of basketball at thei

Strong performance by School of Materials Science and Engineering in world subject rankings

2 August 2018

UNSW Sydney’s School of Materials Science and Engineering performed strongly in the latest ShanghaiRanking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2018: Metall

Xi Shi selected for President’s Council of Students Advisors (PCSA)

6 July 2018
Scarlet Kong

Welcome from the HoS

3 July 2018

Welcome to the School’s mid-year newsletter. As you will see in the stories below, the School is very much in the thick of the academic year.

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