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Conference Venue Holiday Inn 2460 Eisenhower Ave. Alexandria, VA 22314

The next meeting of the MRSEC education directors is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, December 3rd and 4th at MIT in Cambridge, MA. We will begin at 3:00 on Wednesday with a discussion of the network's goals and meetings of the subcommittees. We will be finished by 4:00 on Thursday afternoon. Please mark your calendar. Further details will be sent at a later date.

New.Mech is a one-day workshop designed to bring together New England’s Mechanics community looking to explore new research and share advancements in the field. This workshop — co-hosted by Harvard MRSEC — will not only include keynote presentations and three-minute talk sessions but will also provide participants with the opportunity to display their own demos. More information including the workshop program is available at newmech.org.

The University of Colorado, Boulder will host the Frontiers of Photoactive Soft Matter Workshop -- a two-day event focusing on advances in soft materials that are responsive to light. Topics range from the nanoscale science of photoresponsive materials to applications of macroscopic photodeformation. Learn more about the workshop.

UD CHARM joins Princeton University’s Center for Complex Materials to host a one-day symposium to promote early-career researchers in the field of Soft Matter. Participation will bring together faculty, postdoctoral researchers, graduate students and senior undergrads from around the United States, with a focus on those from under-represented groups, to celebrate diversity and creativity in this emerging field.

Day 1, January 27 Technical Support: William Kung

March 24 - 28 Moscone West and San Francisco Marriott Exhibit: March 25 - 27

The monthly MRSEC-wide seminar will be held on December 21st in the Center for Soft Matter Research (4 Washington Place, Meyer building, 6th floor)

The New England Complex Fluids Workgroup provides industry and academic researchers with the opportunity to collaborate and exchange ideas. This next workgroup will be held at Harvard University on December 2. Go to the New England Complex Fluids Workgroup website for the agenda as well as other relevant information.