01/28/2026
Pablo Jarillo-Herrero wins BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award. Cheers to remarkable achievements in research! Join us in celebrating excellence.
MIT Materials Research Laboratory
The mission of the MRL is to support the broad materials science and engineering community at MIT to enable disciplinary and interdisciplinary research of benefit to society, to develop and sustain effective educational and societal outreach programs, and to engage with industry.
01/28/2026
Pablo Jarillo-Herrero wins BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award. Cheers to remarkable achievements in research! Join us in celebrating excellence.
12/19/2025
Congratulations to Professor Harry L. Tuller, who has been honored with the International Society of Solid State Ionics’ Senior Scientist Award, the organization’s highest distinction, recognizing his pioneering contributions to understanding and engineering the movement of charged particles through solids—knowledge central to advances in batteries, sensors, and other energy technologies.
10/15/2025
Congratulations to the winners of yesterday's Materials Day 2025 Poster Session!
🏆 1st Place: Matthew Ye
🥈 2nd Place: Tianchuag Luo
🥉 3rd Place: Elton Pan
Your research and presentations stood out among an impressive field of posters. Thank you to all who participated — your work showcased the incredible breadth of innovation in materials science at MIT.
10/07/2025
Registration has been extended for the Materials Day Symposium and Poster Session. Register and see a full agenda here: https://conta.cc/4h0xRoz
09/22/2025
Register for this year's Materials Day Symposium & Poster Session— Designing The Future of Extreme Materials.
Speakers will share real-world challenges and solutions, offering insights into cutting-edge alloy development, composite behavior under impact, and dimensional stability in substrates and components. The program highlights innovations that are redefining performance expectations and fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration around materials that are engineered not just to endure—but to enable the technologies of the future.
Expect two marquee keynotes—plus a stacked lineup.
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Matthew Draper (ICAM/IBAS) and Dr. S. David Roh (LG Innotek) to headline this year’s program, framing the future of advanced materials from government and industry perspectives—and they’re just the beginning.
Expect a broader slate of MIT speakers sharing cutting-edge work on next-gen materials, followed by a lively audience Q&A and an engaging poster session.
Register today to secure your spot!
Registration closes September 29, 2025, and lunch is included for those who register by the deadline.
SEE THE AGENDA HERE: https://mrl.mit.edu/materials-day-2025