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Qian Chen Awarded 2025 Langmuir Lectureship by the American Chemical Society

Qian Chen Awarded 2025 Langmuir Lectureship by the American Chemical Society

by COMPASS | Jul 18, 2025 | Awards, Center News

COMPASS is proud to announce that Professor Qian Chen, Racheff Faculty Scholar in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, has received the 2025 Langmuir Lectureship from the American Chemical Society (ACS)....
Frontiers of Innovation: COMPASS & the Future of Tech

Frontiers of Innovation: COMPASS & the Future of Tech

by COMPASS | Jul 1, 2025 | Center News, Publications

The World Economic Forum just released its Top 10 Emerging Technologies for 2025—and we’re excited to see familiar territory. It’s especially compelling that two of these breakthrough technologies, nanozymes and structural battery composites, are actively being...
Emergent Complexity in Non-Equilibrium Metal Alloys: Insights from the Work of Martin Thuo and Team

Emergent Complexity in Non-Equilibrium Metal Alloys: Insights from the Work of Martin Thuo and Team

by COMPASS | Jun 23, 2025 | Center News

Understanding how complexity arises from seemingly simple, ordered states is central to materials science—and few systems illustrate this better than undercooled metal alloys. In recent work, Dr. Martin Thuo and collaborators, including Andrew Martin, Ph.D., explored...
Structural GT for Grand Challenge 2025

Structural GT for Grand Challenge 2025

by COMPASS | Jun 4, 2025 | 2025 COMPASS Grand Challenge

Introduction:  Join Daisy Kiptoo, graduate researcher in Electrical and Computer Engineering, as she introduces StructuralGT, a graph theory-based framework for analyzing structural systems. In this presentation, Daisy will walk through key graph theory concepts—such...
Introduction to Computational Particle Research

Introduction to Computational Particle Research

by COMPASS | Jun 3, 2025 | 2025 COMPASS Grand Challenge

Introduction:  What actually goes into a particle simulation—and why does it matter? In this accessible and engaging talk, Trevor Teague of the University of Michigan walks us through the essentials of computational particle research as practiced within COMPASS. From...
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