Making way for better complex alloys
Complex alloys incorporate multiple metals or other principal elements, giving them desirable properties for a range of modern applications–but their complex nature does not necessarily mean they do not rust or fail over time. A new study provides a deeper understanding of how oxidation occurs in these materials.
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Lina Battestilli, @ncstatecsc associate teaching professor, recently joined the College Knowledge podcast to explain what exactly computer science majors learn. Find it wherever you listen to podcasts!
Au revoir, Riley Lawson! As a Fulbright Award recipient, she’ll spend the next academic year studying in France at the L’Institut Agro Rennes-Angers.
Happy to spend the longest day of the year, and every day, with the Wolfpack ❤️
Congratulations to @ncsupackpullers! 🎉 They are the overall champion of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers International Quarter Scale Tractor Competition.
The Esports Lab is the best place to hide from the southern summer heat ☀️
Have you heard about the BAE People Ecologically Engineering a Regenerative (PEER) Garden? Thanks to horticultural science graduate student Jasmine Gibson for bringing this gorgeous green space to life! @ncstate_bae
Congratulations to our very own Emma Grace Johnson! 🎓 A graduate of @jointbme, she interned in Engineering Communications for two years, bringing you all of the great stories and content you’ve seen here. Help us celebrate her! 🎉
Today is a great day to celebrate @ncstate_bae (check out our story if you haven’t already). Let`s keep it going by congratulating alumna Lindsay Dodson!
“I’ll walk into an interview or talk to anyone and they’re like, ‘How did you get to work on that? How does that even work? That’s technology that I haven’t even worked on.’”
Get to know Amy Deepee, recent graduate of the accelerated bachelor’s-master’s program, at the link in our bio.
“Even while I was writing my thesis and preparing for my defense, it had already been ingrained in me that we’re not working after 5 p.m. and we’re not working on weekends, except for maybe half a day on a Saturday or something. The weekend is the time to recharge.”
Dina Osama Elsayed Elgewaily recently completed her Ph.D. in nuclear engineering. Learn more about what she studied at the link in our bio!
“I surprised myself with how determined I can be and then just personal development through that.”
New alumnus of the site-based program at Craven Community College Savannah Tabor got to earn her degree and stay close to the coast. Get to know her at the link in our bio!
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