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FY 2019 Annual Report INSTITUTE FOR MATERIALS RESEARCH FISCAL YEAR 2019 CONTENTS A CLOSER LOOK 1 About IMR COMMUNITY 3 Signature Areas & Strategic Themes 31 Community Intro 4 By the Numbers 32 OSU Materials Week 5 Strategy 36 Distinguished Lecture Series 38 Conferences & Workshops RESEARCH & INNOVATION 40 M&MS Faculty HIGHLIGHTS 7 Research & Innovation Intro 8 Seed Grants Awards 10 Faculty Spotlights OPERATIONS 22 Innovation Events 26 Strategic Partnership Spotlights 42 Operations Intro 28 The IIT Bombay-Ohio State Frontier Center 43 NanoSystems Laboratory 44 Nanotech West Laboratory 46 IMR Innovation Lab 48 Research Centers & Core Laboratories 54 IMR Faculty Members 56 Staff FISCAL YEAR 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | INSTITUTE FOR MATERIALS RESEARCH A CLOSER LOOK FISCAL YEAR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT ABOUT IMR he Ohio State University’s Institute for Materials Research (IMR) was established in 2006 with a central goal: to guide Ohio State’s materials-allied research enterprise to be among the very best in the nation, impacting the forefront of materials research, winning the most competitive and prestigious research programs and centers, T and enabling the attraction of top talent in areas that exploit the multi- college breadth of the university. IMR brings together a large, diverse, interdisciplinary community consisting of 265 faculty members from 40 departments and 10 colleges who are actively engaged in research and innovation across the materials continuum. 1 ABOUT IMR s a multi-college institute, IMR reports to, and is supported by, the Office of Research, with additional support from the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Engineering, the Fisher College of Business, and the Office of the Provost. IMR collaborates with departments and colleges to grow new efforts of forward-looking researchA that bridges a wide range of areas, from fundamental science to application-driven engineering, with the goal of establishing interdisciplinary materials-related teams, centers of excellence, and topics that drive the national research agenda result in impact, and international leadership. IMR’s programs are designed to achieve these goals and includes a multi-tiered seed grant program that supports fundamental exploration, interdisciplinary research teams, partnerships for innovation with industry, and access to state- of-the-art core facilities. IMR’s cohort of technical staff members who support IMR facilities, not only enable access and training for our faculty and students, they also provide coordination across our campus-wide research infrastructure. IMR’s community engagement efforts include OSU Materials Week, an annual conference in which Ohio State's materials community comes together to identify new research groups and topics for strategic development. Over the years, IMR has also partnered with colleges and departments to lead several faculty cluster hiring programs, including the Targeted Investment in IMR SUPPORTS OHIO STATE’S Excellence program, the Ohio Research Scholars program, and, most recently, MATERIALS COMMUNITY THROUGH: the Materials & Manufacturing for Sustainability (M&MS) Discovery Theme • Strategic leadership program. The M&MS program has shifted our paradigm with its expansive • Intercollege coordination focus on both research and innovation targeting global challenges surrounding • Multi-university relations energy transitions and environmental sustainability. This program has led to • Management of major research facilities the establishment of IMR’s Innovation Lab, as well as the launch of Ohio State’s • Seed funding and facility access funding first global research center of excellence, the IIT-Bombay Ohio State Frontier • Promotion of industry partnerships Science and Engineering Research Center. The Frontier Center is designed to • Infrastructure support and development amplify IMR research through multi-university efforts that strategically align with • Development and administration of major industry targets to maximize Ohio State’s global impact in future technologies. research programs and centers • Scientific educational programs The creation of forward-looking opportunities, connecting them to Ohio State’s and annual conference materials research enterprise through innovative programming, and delivering • Faculty recruitment impact on a national and global scale, are the defining characteristics of IMR. 2 2 A CLOSER LOOK | INSTITUTE for MATERIALS RESEARCH SIGNATURE AREAS & STRATEGIC THEMES he IMR community produces a wide range of high-profile, Ultimately, seven signature areas emerged: Advanced Alloys; high-impact research. Some work is conducted individual- Corrosion; Electronic Materials and Devices; Electron Microscopy T ly or in small teams, while other advancements are based and Analysis; Emergent Materials; Manufacturing Science and In- on fully coalesced centers. In FY19, IMR defined multiple key areas novation; and Materials for Energy and Sustainability. Within each of research related to the science and engineering of materials in area, strategic themes provide greater definition and usefulness to which strategic investments and collaborations can enhance the researchers. Some strategic themes are already areas of national preeminent materials research enterprise at Ohio State. and international prominence, while others are more reflective of To this end, IMR avoided a single set of metrics by which signa- growing areas of emphasis and strength. While working to maintain tures areas could be defined, instead the institute polled a range of already-strong areas, IMR remains equally attentive to opportuni- center directors and other senior faculty leaders to identify broad ties to invest in emerging areas of national and global interest that materials areas which they thought the outside world would ac- intersect with Ohio State, advancing the university toward the pros- knowledge Ohio State to be a national leader. pect of world-class eminence in materials research. ADVANCED ALLOYS CORROSION ELECTRONIC MATERIALS ELECTRON MICROSCOPY High-entropy alloys Environmental cracking AND DEVICES AND ANALYSIS High-temperature materials Modeling and lifetime prediction Compound semiconductors Aberration-corrected imaging Lightweight alloys Passivity and localized corrosion and nanostructures and analysis Protective coatings and inhibition Epitaxy, characterization, and device processing Cryo-electron microscopy Infrared sensors and imaging Hard, soft, and biomaterials Power and RF electronics In situ microscopy EMERGENT MATERIALS MANUFACTURING MATERIALS FOR ENERGY 2D, topological, and quantum materials SCIENCE AND INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY Heterostructure-enabled phenomena Additive manufacturing Electrochemical energy storage Novel spin phases and phenomena Biofabrication Materials in harsh environments Spin textures and dynamics Concurrent material/ Photovoltaics process development Sustainable and biomaterials Joining Ultralight materials & structures Thermoelectrics INSTITUTE for MATERIALS RESEARCH | FISCAL YEAR 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 3 IMR IMPACT IN FISCAL YEAR 2019 265 FACULTY MEMBERS EXPENDITURES ON SPONSORED 40 DEPARTMENTS PROJECTS: $86M 10 COLLEGES SPONSORED 9 PUBLICATIONS PER MEMBER ¹ PROJECTS $387M 540 CITATIONS PER MEMBER ¹ 142 PATENTS FILED ² NEW AWARDS $84M 43 PATENTS ISSUED ² 121 INVENTION DISCLOSURES ² ¹ Average of researchers found on Google Scholar in CY18 ² Office of Economic and Corporate Engagement 4 A CLOSER LOOK | INSTITUTE for MATERIALS RESEARCH IMR STRATEGY FACULTY MEMBERS he Institute for Materials Research’s strategic plan is driven by the goal to support and grow research excel- T lence and impact by our students, staff and faculty to po- sition The Ohio State University as a world-leader in materials To realize success for DEPARTMENTS research and innovation. the IMR vision, we have VISION developed three IMR goals, as shown below. To be the exemplar, interdisciplinary, academic research COLLEGES institute, which by building across colleges, creates 1. Lead the Ohio State materials a global reputation of excellence and impact at Ohio research community to deliver State through world-class basic and applied materials scholarly impact on a national and research, technology advancement, and innovation. global scale. PUBLICATIONS PER MEMBER ¹ MISSION 2. Grow global reputation of excellence in materials research by • Lead an interconnected, interdisciplinary materials research establishing and maintaining centers community across Ohio State’s colleges and centers; of excellence in signature areas CITATIONS PER MEMBER ¹ • Nurture, grow, and support excellence in materials research and ensuring world-class research through team development, establishing centers of excel- infrastructure is sustained. lence, and ensuring world-class research infrastructure; • Drive an innovation ecosystem to connect, create and deliv- 3. Create sustainable innovation er value for our students, staff, faculty and external partners. ecosystem that provide value PATENTS FILED ² for our students, staff, faculty and external partners. PATENTS ISSUED ² INVENTION DISCLOSURES ² INSTITUTE for MATERIALS RESEARCH | FISCAL YEAR 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 5 RESEARCH & INNOVATION HIGHLIGHTS 6 FISCAL YEAR 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | INSTITUTE FOR MATERIALS RESEARCH MR strives to identify, nurture and establish high impact research and innovation programs that build from the broad interdisciplinary Istrengths at Ohio State. From exploratory research by individual faculty members, to research teams, research centers, strategic partnerships and
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