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Seed Projects

CDCM Seed Projects enable the Center to engage new faculty members and provide flexibility to incorporate emerging, potentially transformative research directions. Broad participation, including junior faculty members and small, interdisciplinary teams engaged in emerging areas of research, are emphasized. Open calls for seed project proposals will be issued annually. 

Measuring and Controlling Spin in Strong Spin-Orbit Coupling Low-Dimensional Materials - Incorvia

Responsive Polymer Networks Controlled via Bacteria - Keitz

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The Center for Dynamics and Control of Materials (CDCM) is supported by the National Science Foundation under NSF Award Number DMR-1720595. Additional support is provided by The University of Texas at Austin.

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