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Dr. Dickey leads a dynamic research group at the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, College of Engineering, North Carolina State University. The group focuses on innovative materials with applications in energy harvesting, sensors, soft robotics, and stretchable electronics, emphasizing simplicity, low cost, and scalability.
The research interests span interdisciplinary domains involving thin-films, soft materials, interfacial phenomena, and micro- and nanofabrication. Key areas include liquid metals, stretchable electronics, self-folding sheets, and photolithography.
The group actively engages in collaborative projects and science outreach, welcoming new Ph.D. and undergraduate researchers. Postdoctoral opportunities are advertised through the university job portal.
Dr. Dickey’s recent work trends reflect a strong focus on functional soft materials and their integration into next-generation electronic and robotic systems, combining fundamental science with practical application.
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Dr. Dickey advises graduate and undergraduate researchers and supports collaborative, outreach-oriented science. While specific grants are not listed, the research scope suggests funding in materials science and engineering education and innovation.
The lab operates as a vibrant team of post-docs, graduate students, undergraduates, and visiting scholars, fostering a friendly and collaborative environment dedicated to advancing soft material technologies.
