Materials science and metallurgy

Materials science and metallurgy

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The Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy plays a central and major role in research and teaching in materials science.

Our research covers a very wide range of materials, from creating new materials to improving existing materials. We conduct research in: clean energy and sustainability, device materials, electron microscopy, materials chemistry, medical and pharmaceutical materials, nuclear energy and structural materials.

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  • This page allows you to make a gift to research and teaching in the Department.
  • The David Duke Memorial Fund is now closed to new gifts. Please contact us for more details.

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To discuss your philanthropic goals or explore opportunities for collaborative investment, please contact me.

Josh Bowerman

Director of Development – Schools Programme

Josh.Bowerman@admin.cam.ac.uk

+44 (0)1223 760146

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Opportunities in 'Materials science and metallurgy'

DoITPoMS — Dissemination of IT for the Promotion of Materials Science

DoITPoMS provides free materials science education resources designed to support educators and undergraduate-level learners.
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Materials Science & Metallurgy — Student Opportunity Fund

The Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy offers world-leading teaching and cutting-edge research training in materials science to an undergraduate cohort of close to 400 students and a postgraduate cohort of around 150 students.

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Cavendish Laboratory: physics of medicine

Physical sciences

With its outstanding track record in research and teaching, the School of the Physical Sciences is home to some of the world's most important work in astronomy, chemistry, earth sciences, geography, materials science, physics, and pure and applied mathematics.