University of Tennessee Department of Materials Science & Engineering
	Science as Art Exhibit Fall Semester, 2022

The local student chapter of Materials Research Society (MRS) in the Materials Science and Engineering Department at the University of Tennessee hosted a "Science As Art" event. They invited undergraduate and graduate students from STEM departments to contribute artistic presentations of their science. Eight of these works were exhibited in Hodges Library over the fall semester, 2022. Seventeen works created by MSE students are showcased below. (Click on the poster to see a higher resolution version.)

Abstract laths - Emily Proehl   A Floral Arrangement... - Michael Broud As Above, So Below - Cole Franz Crystal Island Amidst a Molten Ceramic Sea - Rebecca Lalk et al. Drive-Thru Chicken Nuggets - Sreya Paladugu Giant's Footprints - Xin Wang Glowing Garnet Crystals - Matheus Pianassola Ni-Ce-Al HT800C 192H - Syeda Bushra Haider Discovery of Enhanced Ductility of Novel Medium Entropy Alliy CoNiV - Hugh Shortt Particle Park - Raymond Wysmierski   Pixels of Light - Kim Pestovich Poplar Perspective - Jakob Scroggins   Rice Field on Nanoterraces - Bogdan Dryzhakov Sedimentary Data Storage - Matthew Flynn-Hepford Selective Deposition of PtCx Ice Cream Cones - John Lasseter et al. The Final Pull - Jack William Carpenter TRIPping on Martensite - Joshua Cicotte

Special thanks to the MSE graduate students who organized this event: Matthew Cothrine, Bogdan Dryzhakov, Cole Franz, Rebecca Lalk, Sreya Paladugu & Kim Pestovich.

More photos on the Keffer research group site.