Research Overview

PREM research investigates cooperative phenomena in solid state, organic/inorganic and biomaterials, with strong interdisciplinary cross-over between materials science, chemistry, mathematics, physics and aspects of biophysics in living systems.

This research is organized into seven focus groups which leverage existing research programs at 91制片厂 and OSU (click to open).

Research Mentors

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Dr. Andreas Bill
CSU Long Beach

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Dr. Ryan Blair
CSU Long Beach

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Dr. Sarah Grefe
CSU Long Beach

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Dr. Alex Klotz
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University

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Dr. Michael Peterson
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University

Research Mentors

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Dr. Jiyeong Gu
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University

Research Mentors

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Dr. Ryan Blair
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University

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Dr. Alex Klotz
CSU Long Beach

Research Mentors

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Dr. Ryan Blair
CSU Long Beach

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Dr. Shahab Derakhshan
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University

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Michael Peterson

Dr. Michael Peterson
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University

Research Mentors

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Thomas Gredig

Dr. Thomas Gredig
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University

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The Ohio State University

Research Mentors

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Dr. Andreas Bill
CSU Long Beach

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Joshua Goldberger


The Ohio State University

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Dr. Thomas Gredig
CSU Long Beach

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Dr. Sarah Grefe
CSU Long Beach

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Jay Gupta


The Ohio State University

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The Ohio State University

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Dr. Claudia Ojeda-Aristizabal
CSU Long Beach

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Dr. Michael Peterson
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University

 

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Dr. Ryan Blair
CSU Long Beach

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Dr. Jiyeong Gu
CSU Long Beach

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Dr. Michael Peterson
CSU Long Beach

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The Ohio State University


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National Science Foundation

The Partnership for Research and Education in Materials (PREM) program between California State University, Long Beach and The Ohio State University is supported through a grant from the National Science Foundation (grant no. 2425133).