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Office of Research and Innovation

A scientific illustration shows the interface between a ferroelectric oxide and a 2D material. The AtEM team is studying how controlling nanoscale structures in these materials can lead to new electronic and optical properties, with potential applications in energy-efficient electronics, advanced optical technologies and neuromorphic computing.

Husker team earns elite NSF award to drive next generation of materials research

July 30, 2026

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Broyhill

Research Days set for Nov. 11-15; registration open

October 21, 2024

Brad Roth

Retirement celebration honoring Roth is Oct. 22

October 18, 2024