Mark De Guire
Associate Professor Emeritus, Materials Science and Engineering
Analyzes performance of ceramics in energy applications, including fuel cells and oxygen transport membranes
Education
Ph.D.,
Materials Science and Engineering,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1987
M.S.,
Ceramic Engineering,
University of Illinois,
1982
B.S.,
Ceramic Engineering,
University of illinois,
1980
Awards and Recognitions
2022, Srinivasa P. Gutti Undergraduate Teaching Award, Case School of Engineering and CWRU Chapter of Tau Beta Pi
2021, Graduate Teaching Award, Case School of Engineering, Case Western Reserve University
2021, Distinguished Service Award, ASMI Cleveland Chapter
2017, ASMI Cleveland Chapter Technical Educator Award, ASM International Cleveland Chapter
2015, Fellow, ASM International
2014, Undergraduate Teaching Award, Case School of Engineering
2013, Technical Educator Award, Cleveland Technical Societies Council
Research Interests
Ceramics and glasses for electronic, chemical, and biomedical applications, including thin films, gas sensors, fuel cell materials, and apatite coatings on titanium implants; synthesis, processing, defect chemistry, microstructure, and phase equilibria. Materials for alternative energy technologies and sustainability.
Teaching Interests
Materials for energy and sustainability. Chemistry of materials. Materials properties and design. Materials for biomedical applications.