Partnership for Research and Education in Materials Between FAMU and CMU

佛罗里达农业机械大学（FAMU）和卡内基梅隆大学（CMU）之间的材料研究和教育合作伙伴关系（PREM）是FAMU和CMU之间早期合作整合研究和教育（CIRE）计划的延续。在这次活动中，20名本科生和6名研究生将被组织成六个小组，在FAMU和CMU教授的指导下，完成了以下工作：1-五参数晶界特征在薄膜和超塑性材料性能中的作用，P.N.张文龙，张文龙，等. E. Kalu（FAMU），H. Garmestani（顾问）和B。L.亚当斯（杨百翰大学）。3-磁性和磁性处理的合作伙伴关系，韩克（FAMU），J。施瓦茨（FAMU）和M。E.麦克亨利（CMU）.4-使用手性表面控制特定聚合物晶体生长，R.G. Alamo（FAMU）和G. Rohrer（CMU）.5-超导电子器件的材料改进，J. Schwartz（FAMU）和P.萨尔瓦多（CMU）6-多晶微纳米结构材料的加工模型， P.J. Gielisse（FAMU）和G.S. Rohrer（CMU）。学生将通过实时互联网连接接受联合教授的材料科学讲座。这一多媒体部分还将为两个机构的学生和教师提供定期的现场电话会议。该奖项将提供创建另外三个课程和硬件的手段，以改善两个机构之间的互动和远程学习。10名FAMU学生将在CMU度过他们的夏天，提供一个对研究感到兴奋的少数民族学生的游泳池，并扩大他们对研究和研究生院的接触。预计该伙伴关系将加强FAMU材料科学课程在本科和研究生水平的质量，并提高少数民族学生参与CMU材料科学研究的机会。它还将通过长期合作，共享设备和共享软件来加强两个机构的材料科学研究资源。

This Partnership for Research and Education in Materials (PREM) between Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is a continuation of an earlier Collaborative to Integrate Research and Education (CIRE) program between FAMU and CMU.In this activity, twenty undergraduate and six graduate students will be organized into six groups, under the mentorship of a professor from both FAMU and CMU as follows:1- The Role of Five-Parameter Grain Boundary Character in the Properties of Thin Film and Superplastic Materials, P.N. Kalu (FAMU), K.Barmak and A.Rollett (CMU).2- Grain Boundary Engineering Using Two Point Function Statistics, E. E. Kalu (FAMU), H. Garmestani (Consultant) and B. L. Adams (BYU).3- Partnership in Magnetism and Magnetic Processing, Ke Han (FAMU), J. Schwartz (FAMU) and M. E. McHenry (CMU).4- The use of Chiral Surfaces to Control Specific Polymeric Crystal Growth, R.G. Alamo (FAMU) and G. Rohrer (CMU).5- Materials Improvement of Superconducting Electronic Devices, J. Schwartz (FAMU), and P. Salvador (CMU) 6- Processing Model For Polycrystalline Micro and Nano Structured Materials, P.J. Gielisse (FAMU) and G.S. Rohrer (CMU).The students will receive jointly taught Materials Science lectures via a live Internet connection. This multi-media component will also provide regular live teleconferencing between the students and faculty at both institutions. This award will provide the means to create three more courses and hardware for better interactive, long-distance learning between the two institutions. Ten FAMU students will spend their summer at CMU, providing a pool of minority students excited about research and expanding their exposure to research and graduate school. It is anticipated that the partnership will strengthen the quality of the FAMU materials science curriculum at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and enhance the opportunities for minority students to participate in materials science research at CMU. It will also enhance the materials science research resources at both institutions through long-term collaboration, shared equipment, and shared software.