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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Babak’s Cliff image on MRS Bulletin
MRS published Babak Anasori and Michael Naguib’s microscopy image in “Look Again” in the February issue of MRS Bulletin. “Look Again” uses images from the popular “Science as Art” competition that is held at the MRS Spring and Fall meetings. … Continue reading
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Microscopic Mountains
Read Tom Avril’s story about MXene and Babak’s NSF/Science photo contest award, published in the Philadelphia Inquirer Monday, February 13th 2012. Philadelphia Inquirer Article www.philly.com/nanosheets
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Philly Materials Day
Members of the MAX phase research group worked with other students, faculty, researchers, staff, and educators from Drexel, UPenn, and local institutes to run Philly Materials Day Saturday, February 4th, 2012. The day-long event featured demos, talks, and tons of … Continue reading
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Babak’s Cliff image wins NSF & Science magazine prize for people’s choice
“Cliff” image has been featured in Science, on BBC, National Geographic Continue reading
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Science is art
MAX group images were featured in the “Small and Exquisite” exhibit. Continue reading
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