The I-MRSEC project features graduate students presenting research through “science slams,” including topics on memory preservation and the properties of graphene as a flexible electronic material.

LaGuardia Community College's research program allows students to engage in laboratory training, perform major experiments, and utilize advanced equipment at Columbia and ASRC.

The I-MRSEC produced a science music video, "Graphene has my heart," showcasing education on graphene, developed by graduate students, postdocs, and faculty.

The California Alliance for Minority Participation provides resources and opportunities to under-represented students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.  

STEMteachersNYC provides professional learning opportunities through workshops and events, enhancing excellence in STEM education for educators globally and locally.

Momentary Magnetism, choreographed by I-MRSEC researcher Carmen Paquette, blends science and dance, showcasing her unique journey alongside her research mentor, Prof. Daniel Shoemaker.

I-MRSEC conducted webinars for undergraduates, showcasing materials science research and diverse career paths of faculty, promoting engagement and understanding of the field.

The PhD for a Day program at Columbia provides middle school students hands-on lab experiences and mentorship from graduate students, enhancing understanding of energy concepts and research protocols.

The TSUFI PREM initiative enhances URM access to materials research and education, focusing on wearable electronics and biosensors, through partnerships among TSU, Fisk, and I-MRSEC.

The I-MRSEC Science at Home project features videos of science activities utilizing household items, designed for middle schoolers, developed by research experiences for undergraduates participants.