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MEMENCYS

Educating the Next Generation of Scientists and Engineers to Support National Nuclear Security

Welcome !

MEMENCYS

UC-Sandia Partnership in Microelectronics & Materials Engineering Education
for Nuclear and Cyber Security

 

    

Shane Cybart

Professor of Electrical Engineering and Materials Science & Engineering

UC Riverside

cybart@ucr.edu

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Ludwig Bartels

Professor of Chemistry and Materials Science & Engineering

UC Riverside

ludwig.bartels@ucr.edu

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Xiaoqing Pan

Professor of Physics and Materials Science & Engineering

UC Irvine

xiaoqinp@uci.edu

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Ilkeun Lee

 

 

Research Staff

UC Riverside

ilkeun@ucr.edu

Ilkeun Lee

Edward Bielejec

Manager – Radiation-Solid Interactions Department

Sandia National Labs (Albuquerque)

esbiele@sandia.gov

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Taisuke Ohta

Member of Technical Staff

 

Sandia National Labs (Albuquerque)

tohta@sandia.gov

Taisuke Ohta

Michael Titze

Member of Technical Staff

 

Sandia National Labs (Albuquerque)

mictitz@sandia.gov

Michael Titze

Alex Belianinov

Member of Technical Staff

 

Sandia National Labs (Albuquerque)

aabelia@sandia.gov

Alex Belianinov

NEWS

20204 MSIPP Technical Meeting
Martin Juarez, Ludwig Bartels, Michael Titze (Sandia), Nicolas Meneses attended the 2024 Technical Meeting of the MSIPP Program and presented our progress to attendees at FAMU in Tallahassee, Florida.
Click to Watch the Video.
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The AY 22/23 MEMENCYS undergraduate students traveled to Sandia National Lab for a weeklong internship.
UCR reported here.
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Congratulations to the MEMENCYS/DOE-NNSA funded senior design project participants on the completion of their projects and presentation of their work. Several of them have been invited to travel to Sandia National Labs. in Albuquerque later this month before embarking on their next career step from SpaceX to UCLA.
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Congratulations to the MEMENCYS/DOE-NNSA funded senior design project participants on the completion of their projects and presentation of their work. Several of them have been invited to travel to Sandia National Labs. in Albuquerque later this month before embarking on their next career step from SpaceX to UCLA.

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