Congratulations Dr. James Daubert on defending your Ph.D.!
Group Member News
Paul Lemaire Defends Ph.D.
Paul successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation and will begin working at Lam Research in Oregon this July. Congratulations, Dr. Lemaire!
Alumni Distinguished Graduate Professorship Awarded to Dr. Parsons
Professor Parsons has been selected to receive the Alumni Association Distinguished Graduate Professorship Award for 2017! The award, which recognizes outstanding graduate level teaching and mentoring, will be presented at the 2017 Faculty Awards and Mathews Medal Ceremony on April 26. Congratulations Dr. Parsons! Thank you for everything you do for your students!
Zach Mundy Defends his Ph.D.
Zach Mundy successfully defended his Ph.D. and will begin work with BASF in July. Congratulations, Dr. Mundy!
Siyao, Seung, and Amanda Join the Group
Siyao Wang, Seung Keun Song, and Amanda Volk join The Parsons Group as Ph.D. students! Siyao Wang Seung Keun Song Amanda Volk
Fabric Breaks Down Chemical Warfare Agents: Research highlighted in IEEE GlobalSpec
Researchers have created a fabric material containing nanoscale fibers that are capable of degrading chemical warfare agents (CWAs). Scientists from North Carolina State University (NCSU), RTI International and the Edgewood Chemical Biological Center synthesized uniform coatings of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) on top of the nanofibers to form unique “kebab-like” structures. These MOFs break down the […]
Erinn Needham Defends her Ph.D.
Erinn successfully defended her Ph.D.and will join Intel in Portland Fall 2016.
Ongoing Collaborations with Natick and Nonwovens Institute
Our group continues to expand the applications of ALD to real world applications. See the link below on the U.S. Army site that outlines the work we are doing. https://www.army.mil/article/157093/Natick_researcher_collaborates_with_North_Carolina_State_on_textile_technologies/
Dinner at Dr. Parsons’ House
The Group and their families enjoyed dinner at the Parsons household. It was raining for most of the day but cleared up long enough for the group to snap a quick photo!
Parsons Group @ NanoDays 2016
NanoDays 2016 took NC State’s Centennial Campus by storm, with hundreds of students eager to learn more about science and engineering. The Parsons group had some fun and interesting tabletop science demonstrations for middle and high school students (who came from all over the Triangle area). James used a lemon battery and some tungsten coated fibers […]