Materials Engineers discover new materials and modify existing ones in order to achieve desired electronic, magnetic and optical properties. 

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• Learn about nanomaterials, thin-films, coatings and microfabrication.
• Tackle the world’s pressing challenges by developing new materials for solar cells and batteries.

Careers in Smart Materials & Devices:

• Sensors and microdevices
• Reverse Engineering and Failure Analysis
• Material Processing

Where you’ll go: telecommunications, energy and microelectronic sectors. 

Courses

Bonding, crystallagraphy, mixing of materials and equilibrium (MATLS 2A04, 2B03, 2D03)

Semiconductors (MATLS 2Q03, 3Q03)

Polymers (MATLS 4P03)

Thin-Film Laboratory (MATLS 4LF2)

Sensors (MATLS 4Q03)

Nanomaterials (MATLS 4G03, 4FF3)

“Materials Engineering has given me the opportunity to access state-of-the-art facilities for the development of advanced functional materials for electronics and energy storage devices.”
Ryan Poon, Materials Engineering

Related Faculty

Dr. Gianluigi Botton

Professor

Dr. Maureen Joel Lagos

Associate Professor

Dr. Anthony Petric

Professor (Emeritus)

Dr. Kyla Sask

Assistant Professor

Dr. Igor Zhitomirsky

Professor

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