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Mork Family Department @ USC

At the Mork Family Department of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science (MFD), our graduates are provided with a well-rounded engineering education to meet the needs of industry, academia and government labs; to conduct pioneering research; and to play an integrating and leadership role to the multi-disciplinary community of science and engineering.

The MFD fosters and cultivates synergies among the three degree programs, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Petroleum Engineering, to further research and development in energy production and delivery, nanotechnology, biochemical processes and medical devices.

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Sep17Tue
MFD Distinguished Lecture Series: Dr. Gennady Gor

Tue, Sep 17, 2024
4:00 PM - 5:20 PM
Location: ZHS 352
Speaker: Dr. Gennady Gor, Associate Professor, Chemical and Materials Engineering. New Jersey Institute of Technology Talk Title: Elasticity of Fluids in Nanopores: Molecular Modeling and Ultrasonic Experiments Series: Mork Family...

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Viterbi School News

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New NSF-Funded Center Established to Lead Geologic CO2 Storage Innovation
New NSF-Funded Center Established to Lead Geologic CO2 Storage Innovation

Center will lead to new technologies and workforce development

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Do You Have A Mild Concussion? New AI Might Aid Diagnosis
Do You Have A Mild Concussion? New AI Might Aid Diagnosis

A USC Viterbi undergraduate’s research could offer vital insights in diagnosing traumatic brain injury early with 99% accuracy.

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A New Method to Grow Materials for the Chips of the Future
A New Method to Grow Materials for the Chips of the Future

USC Viterbi Ph.D student-led research has uncovered a novel way to grow thin films of electronic materials that could prove essential for the future of semiconductors.

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Published on February 23rd, 2017Last updated on August 1st, 2024