Rachel Dorin is a fourth year PhD candidate in the Wiesner group in the MSE department. Upon entering Cornell, she was awarded the McMullen and NSF GFRP fellowships to perform research on block copolymer based membranes for filtration applications, including water purification and protein filtration. Rachel’s academic program includes a minor is business and she maintains a keen interest in entrepreneurship. She participated in the MSE department’s first Oh Competition and acts as president of the Technology Entrepreneurship at Cornell (TEC) club. When not in the lab, Rachel enjoys weightlifting and playing jazz saxophone.
From unraveling the mysteries of cellular processes to advancing sustainable technologies, materials science and engineering students are using the power of computational modeling to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges. Read more about Modeling solutions: Student advance medicine, carbon capture with computational science
Tian Tang, Ph.D. ’24, and Ph.D. candidate, Bashayer Aldakkan, join the second cohort of the Green Technology Innovation Fellows program, an interdisciplinary entrepreneurship and translation program... Read more about Two MSE students receive Green Technology Innovation Fellowship
The 9th Annual Graduate Research Symposium brought together industry professionals sharing real-world experience, innovative research presentations from current graduate students and exciting poster sessions. Read more about Graduate Symposium celebrates research, innovation, and collaboration
