Magnetic materials play a crucial role in a wide range of applications, including memory devices, filters, and electric motors. However, their integration with semiconductors remains a significant challenge, as does the precise control of their properties through complex synthesis methods that are often inconsistent or environmentally harmful. This talk will explore current and emerging research in engineering both permanent (NdFeB, MnAlCu, e.g.) and soft magnets (YIG, e.g.) using techniques such as grain boundary engineering and ion implantation to enable integration, tunability, and size reduction. Additionally, it will address the urgent need for a robust domestic magnet materials infrastructure in the U.S. to support the growing demand for electric vehicles, spintronic RF and optical components, and a secure rare-earth supply chain for research and manufacturing.Hosted by: Department of Physics & Energy Science, UCCS Physics ClubAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11106848

"Reduce, Reuse, and Recreate" is an eco-friendly event that inspires creativity while promoting sustainability. Participants can explore various craft stations, using upcycled materials from past events to make unique art pieces. By reusing supplies, the event encourages reducing waste and caring for the Earth, all while having fun creating something special.Hosted by: Student LifeAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11126290

Join us at the MOSAIC Table!Stop by and say hello! We’ll be at the Rec Center lobby on Friday, March 14th, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM.Learn about our upcoming events and workshops, and don’t forget to spin the wheel for a chance to win some awesome swag! :)Hosted by: First2Go, MOSAICAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/10833398

Join us in the University Center Lion's Byte Game Room for an epic quest movie marathon!Hosted by: University CenterAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11133427

Please join Georgraphy and Enviromental Studies (GES) this Friday afternoon for the Spring GES Colloquium featuring CU-Boulder geologist.TEaching Professor of Distinction, Dr. Lon Abbott. How and When Was Grand Canyon's Inner Gorge Cut? Dr. Lon Abbott Friday, March 14, 2025 1:00-2:00 pm Columbine Hall 329 Ever since geologist John Wesley Powell led the first daring descent through the Grand Canyon in 1869, scientists have studies how this incomparable gorge was carved. Despite more than 150 years of research, many debates rage over how and when the Canyon formed. One such debate is whether the Canyon was incised at a constant rate over millions of years or if instead it was carved by the upstream migration of a transient knickzone, which would trigger brief episodes of extremely rapid incision that separate periods of slower, steadier incision.Hosted by: Department of Geography and Environmental StudiesAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11163496

Join us in helping us build RC aircraft to fly and compete with!Hosted by: UCCS Design, Build, FlyAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11075740