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Meeting 2026 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium Stuff Your Students Should Know: Reflections on How We Do—and Don't—Train Our Students
Presentation Title Materials Engineering: The Secret Sauce
Author(s) Gregory B. Olson
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Gregory B. Olson
Abstract Scope A new form of predictive metallurgy grounded in the CALPHAD database system now known as the Materials Genome has delivered a highly efficient materials design capability rapidly adopted at the frontier of industrial practice. Meanwhile, a dominance of science over engineering and an ensconced experimental culture have stalled the adoption of this powerful technology into our materials education system. Toward an appropriate balance of science and engineering, a novel materials curriculum demonstrated at Northwestern featuring multiyear design education is now being explored in the MIT undergraduate program.
Proceedings Inclusion? Undecided
Keywords Computational Materials Science & Engineering,

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Insights into Knowledge Gaps for Successful Careers at National Laboratories
Materials Engineering: The Secret Sauce
Preparing today for a materials science and engineering career tomorrow
Reflections on the affordances of computing in materials science education
Scaling Mentorship: Reflections on Building a Research Group and Training Graduate Students as a Junior Faculty
Sense-Making: Preparing Materials Students for the Real World
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