Center for Green Materials Chemistry

Education

The Center strives to provide exceptional student education opportunities, while advancing science and technology research that is key to high-tech companies.

Our focus is to broaden graduate student perspectives and opportunities through collaborative mentorships, while shortening the time to degree. Students begin their careers by taking a series of summer immersion courses in semiconductor processing. Over the past several years, graduate students have participated in industrial, teaching or national lab internships that help define many career paths, expand research opportunities, or discover a love for teaching.

Representative Internship and Collborative Acivities

One of our major goals is to recruit underrepresented students, faculty and staff so that the community benefits from an enriched and diverse experience.

 

Prospective students and postdoctoral associates may contact us at grnchem@uoregon.edu.

UO Materials Science Institute Master's Internship Program

Undergraduate Research Opportunities and Summer Camps

Graduate Programs

Oregon State University Dept of Chemistry

Oregon State University Dept of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

University of Oregon Materials Science Institute

University of Oregon Dept of Chemistry

University of Oregon Dept of Physics

 

OUTREACH

Skip Rung, Sponsor and Invited speaker: ACS 2009 (Green Chemistry Symposium) Salt Lake City, March 2009

Skip Rung, Committee Member and Keynote Presentation at NNCO Regional State and Local Initiatives Conference – Oklahoma City, April 2009

Skip Rung, TechConnect (and NSTI, CTSI) Panelist – Houston, May 2009

Graduate student Zack Mensinger presents CGMC research during a seminar at the Institut Català d'Investigació Química (Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia, ICIQ) in Spain as part of an off-campus internship in the group of Prof. Pablo Ballester at ICIQ, May 2009

Doug Keszler, Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies in Oregon, Office of Canadian Ambassador, May 2009

Doug Keszler, Using X-ray and Electron-beam Tools to Characterize and Pattern Oxide Materials, Pacific NW Thin Film and Particle Workshop for High Tech Industry, May 2009.

Skip Rung, NSF Nanomanufacturing Summit (committee member) – Boston, May 2009

Skip Rung, National Governor’s Association Best Practices Forum invited speaker – San Francisco, June 2009

Darren Johnson, Poster and participation in 2009 Hydrogen Road Tour, Eugene, OR, June 2009

In connection with the UO Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity, graduate student Maisha Kamunde-Devonish has begun participation in the Oregon Young Scholars Program (OYSP). This curriculum is designed to empower historically underrepresented students (9th to 11th grade) by increasing their academic skills in traditional disciplines as well as their interest in college. Maisha is working on developing chemistry curricula in this program.

Skip Rung and David Johnson, Silicon Forest Technology and Financial Forum (panel organizer) – Hillsboro, August 2009.

Skip Rung, NanoBusiness Conference (speaker, exhibitor, sponsor) – Chicago, September 2009

David Johnson, Keszler, Rung, The 2009 Micro Nano Breakthrough Conference, Sept. 2009

Skip Rung, Invited speaker: Institute for Continuous Learning, Willamette University, Salem, Oct. 2009

Skip Rung, Sponsor, US-Japan Dielectric and Piezoeletric Materials Summit, Welches, OR, Oct. 2009

Skip Rung, Invited speaker/panelist, Oregon Economic Development Assocation Conference, McMinnville, OR, Oct. 2009

Skip Rung, Innovation Showcase poster presenter, Innovate-Collaborate-Oregon (ICO) Conference, Portland, OR Nov. 2009

Keszler, Rung, Sponsor/exhibitor, Willamette Innovators’ Night, Corvallis, OR Nov. 2009

 

 

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Sponsored by
The National Science Foundation,
4201 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, Virginia 22230, USA