Prof Michel W. Barsoum

Grosvenor and Distinguished Professor

Department of Materials Science and Engineering

Drexel University
Philadelphia
PA
19104
United States
PH: +1 (215) 8952338
Fax: +1 (215) 8956760
Email: [email protected]

Background

Dr. Barsoum and his research group were the first to fabricate and fully characterize an important new class of machinable ternary carbides and nitrides. Since 1996, when the first paper on the subject was published, Dr. Barsoum and his collaborators have published over 100 refereed papers on these ternary carbides and nitrides alone including ones in Nature and Science and Physical Review Letters. The 1996 paper has been cited over 250 times already.

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