Meet our CAFM Team
California State University, San Bernardino
| Name / Title | Contact / Faculty Profile |
|---|---|
| Kimberley Cousins, Chemistry/Biochemistry Professor & Center Director | KCousins@csusb.edu / Faculty Profile |
| Douglas Smith, Chemistry/Biochemistry Professor | DCSmith@csusb.edu / Faculty Profile |
| Renwu "John" Zhang, Chemistry/Biochemistry Professor | RZhang@csusb.edu / Faculty Profile |
| Joyce Pham, Chemistry/Biochemistry Assistant Professor | Joyce.Pham@csusb.edu / Faculty Profile |
| Timothy Usher, Physics/Astronomy Professor | TUsher@csusb.edu / Faculty Profile |
| Paul Dixon, Physics/Astronomy Professor | PDixon@csusb.edu / Faculty Profile |
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Sara Callori, Physics/Astronomy Professor |
Sara.Callori@csusb.edu / Faculty Profile |
| Young Min Kim, Physics/Astronomy Assistant Professor | YoungMin.Kim@csusb.edu / Faculty Profile |
| Enrique Contreras, Chemistry/Biochemistry Assistant Professor | Enrique.Contreras@csusb.edu/Faculty Profile |
CAFM Partners
funded by NSF
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Materials Research Science and Engineering Center
Our established partnership form a Bridge Program that offers CSUSB undergraduate CAFM scholars targeted scholastic training, research fellowships and summer research opportunities designed to enhance their academic qualifications. CAFM Scholars are provided with a pipeline for recruitment into graduate programs.
NASA - Edwards Air Force Base, CA
Armstrong Flight Research Center
Aerospace is experiencing huge advances in areas such as clean propulsion aircraft, Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) and RVLT (Revolutionary Vertical Lift Technology). NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) is at the forefront of these advances. California State University San Bernardino is partnering with AFRC in these efforts, by developing the necessary workforce (scientists and engineers). CSUSB graduates already work at NASA’s AFRC and more are in the pipeline via federally assisted National Science Foundation internships. One current CSUSB research project is using experimental drones to test new flight concepts.
CSUSB Upward Bound
High School Student Program
The Center for Advance Functional Materials partners with the Upward Bound program to offer university level research to high school students from the cities of San Bernardino and Rialto. Students from Rialto, Eisenhower, Carter, San Bernardino, Pacific and Arroyo Valley High Schools are able eligible to participate.
External Partners
Program Evaluation
- Rebecca Eddy, President
- Courtney Koletar, Database Manager
Visit the Cobblestone Applied Research & Evaluation, Inc. Website