HEMI Faculty Lunch
Malone Hall 128Lunch will be held in the HEMI Collaboration Room (Malone 128).
Lunch will be held in the HEMI Collaboration Room (Malone 128).
Challenges in predicting microstructure evolution in metals from the atomic to the macroscopic scale Dennis M. Kochmann Graduate Aerospace Laboratories...
Final day to register for HEMI Short Course: "Dynamic Behavior of Ceramics and Transparent Materials."
Held on April 3-4, 2017, this two-day, invitation-only workshop on Magnesium will focus on critical scientific, engineering, and processing challenges...
Lunch will be held in the HEMI Collaboration Room (Malone 128).
Dr. Ghatu Subhash, the Newton C. Ebaugh Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Florida, will host...
Reviews of the AP1000® Plant Comprehensive Vibration Assessment Program and Radioactive Materials Testing at Westinghouse Electric Company Gregory A. Banyay...
The Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (HEMI) and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) are pleased to announce the Extreme...
The Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute's annual HEMI Seed Grant Program provides seed funding to advance the fundamental science associated with...
Extreme Materials and Conditions: Common Ground between Art and Science by Jay Gould, 2017 HEMI/MICA Extreme Arts Program Artist in...
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