Welcome to The School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering at WSU
The School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering at WSU has one of the largest undergraduate programs in the Pacific Northwest, with about 1000 students and 45 faculty members spread across three sister campuses (the main campus at Pullman, and sister departments at Everett, Tri-cities, and Bremerton). Our graduate student and postdoctoral researcher populations are growing, underpinned by continuously increasing annual research expenditures (currently over $7.5m), with over 130 PhD students and 60 MS students. It is one of few schools where both Mechanical Engineering (ME) and Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) programs are offered under the same roof, allowing our students to be reared in a highly interdisciplinary, enriching environment. Read more from the Director, Indranath Dutta.
In the News
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WSU Materials Advantage student chapter participated in the annual Congressional Visits Day
Two WSU Materials Science and Engineering students, Caitlin Grover and Jessie Schweitzer, attended the Material Advantage Student Program’s Congressional Visits Day and met with their congressional representative, Ms. Rodgers.
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Arda Gozen, Assistant Professor, School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, wins 2019 NSF-CAREER Award
Prof. Arda Gozen’s will receive $500k for his proposal entitled “CAREER: Material-Process-Property Relationships of Additive Manufacturing with Polymer Nanocomposites” from the National Science Foundation for 5 years, starting on April 1, 2019.
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Fulbrights take researchers to UK and Singapore
The Fulbright program aims to increase mutual understanding among scholars across the globe and is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government.
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WSU undergraduate education benefits from eight Smith Teaching and Learning grants
The 2019-2020 projects include a new course in which students will learn the chemical origins of color perception and create painting projects from pigments they have synthesized themselves in the laboratory.
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Aug. 2 research symposium will feature work of 82 students from 50 institutions
Investigating topics from smart homes to disease diagnostics to wearable computing and more, more than 80 students from colleges nationwide worked this summer with faculty mentors at WSU.
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Upcoming Events
Upcoming Seminar:
Characterizing Complex Mixtures For Improved Chemical Processes
Steven R. Saunders, Assistant Professor, School of Chemical Engineering & Bioengineering
Thursday, August 22nd, 2019
11 am- Noon in ETRL 101
Advanced Manufacturing Initiative
The School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering is expanding its Advanced Manufacturing program to include additive manufacturing, design, automation, and bio-printing; additionally, the school intends to recruit talented leaders and plans to upgrade its undergraduate laboratory facilities to further strengthen its research capabilities.
Learn more about our Advanced Manufacturing Initiative.
Learn more about MME’s Recent Successes in Advanced Manufacturing.
Apply for a Competitive Fellowship in Advanced Manufacturing Research.
Summer Courses
The School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering offers a range of courses in the summer. A list of offered courses for summer 2019 are available here. Registration for summer session starts on Monday, March 4th 2019. Summer courses are offered only when a minimum number of students register for them, and registration is usually capped at a maximum number of registrants. Please register as early as possible to ensure your spot.