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Development, characterization, and integration of novel materials into micrometer-sized devices. Smart and/or adaptive materials for MEMS and different actuation mechanisms. 

Turbomachinery, Centrifugal Compressors; Wave Rotors; Refrigeration and HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) with Natural Refrigerants
 

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The QB Graduate Program focuses on training graduate students to carry out interdisciplinary research projects.

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The Protein Expression Laboratory (PEL) at Michigan State University was established with funding by the Michigan Life Sciences Corridor to assist scientists with non-GMP production of recombinant proteins using microbial expression systems.

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The Pavement Research Center of Excellence, established in 1995, conducts research and technology transfer in the transportation infrastructure areas.

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The HPCC was established in 2005 to facilitate discovery by students, faculty, and staff at MSU through the use of high performance computing.

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The Engineering Machine Shop and Industrial Project Lab (IPL) are full services shops that provide the students with the needed tools and equipment to design and manufacture projects.

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The Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science maintains a wide scope of analytical characterization instruments and expertise to support research.

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The Civil Infrastructure Laboratory is a dedicated facility for materials, pavement and structural engineering research.

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Orientation imaging microscopy and phase transformations of reactive metals. Physical metallurgy of titanium-based intermetallic alloys. Grain boundary engineering of nickel-based superalloys. Metal matrix composites.

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Research interest in Terahertz (THz) and Millimeter-wave Electronics, Microsystems Packaging, RF-MEMS, BioMEMS, and Flex Electronics

The Microtechnology lab specializes in researching within the Department of Electrical and Computer engineering, particularly novel electronic fabrication and packaging methods.