An MRS Meetings Spotlight Series Virtual Workshop! As a snapshot of the exciting presentations from the EL03 Symposium (2D Materials—Nanofabrication and Applications) at the 2024 MRS Fall Meeting, this workshop brings together researchers at the frontier of 2D materials science to explore how atomically thin layers are reshaping the future of nanotechnology. From innovative transfer techniques and wafer-scale integration to novel device architectures and interlayer phenomena, the sessions will span the full stack—from material synthesis to system-level applications.
June 24-25, 2025 | 10:00 AM - 1:05 PM ET
An MRS Bulletin webinar
An MRS Career Central webinar
This special issue of MRS Energy & Sustainability will bring together the latest developments and innovations in next generation clean and sustainable energy technologies. It will focus on topics such as next generation solid state batteries, electrochemical CO2 capture and reduction, solar cells, green hydrogen production, materials recovery, and intelligent materials design and manufacture. Authors should highlight latest innovations and advancements, materials synthesis, characterization, and proof-of-concept demonstrations in clean energy applications using sustainable materials, showcasing latest developments that promise to make transformative breakthroughs for next generation clean energy and sustainable technologies.
MRS is an incredible community of scholars, innovators, and engineers driven to have a positive impact on the world through new materials. Being an MRS Member gives me access to forefront research spanning materials synthesis, characterization, and applications. The Spring and Fall MRS conferences are among my favorite annual meetings to connect with the community, and the monthly MRS Bulletin is a great way to stay informed about emerging topics in the interim. The MRS community has provided me with the support, inspiration, and resources to accomplish frontier science throughout my career, and I'm grateful to be an MRS Member!
Jennifer A. Dionne
Stanford University
Broadening Participation in Materials