In this episode, we talk to Dr. Dan Wasserman about his explorations into infrared light, how research groups grow, and his approach to research mentorship.
The Materials Universe Podcast
The Materials Universe Podcast — Season 2 Episode 3 — Facing the Memory Wall
In this episode, we talk to Dr. Jean Anne Incorvia from the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at UT Austin about magnetics, the memory wall, RAM, and the important of outreach.
The Materials Universe Podcast – Season 2 Episode 2 – Intersecting Science, Art, and the World
In this episode, our host Bailey Tibbett Interviews Dr. Brian Korgel from the McKetta Department of Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. Bailey and Dr. Korgel explore the intersection of his work in silicon and solar with his passions for art and travel.
The Materials Universe Podcast – Season 2 Episode 1 – The Quantum Pancake
In this episode our new host, Bailey Tibbett, interviews Dr. Elaine Li from the Department of Physics at the University of Texas at Austin. Bailey and Dr. Li talk about her variety of research interests, the balance of teaching and research, and the quantum pancake.
The Materials Universe Podcast: Episode 5
In this episode Abbey interviews Dr. Deji Akinwande from the Chandra Family Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin. Abbey and Dr. Akinwande talk about his research with wearable smart technology and the Center, his path to academia and experience with sabbaticals, and approaches to advising and work life balance.
Deji Akinwande | Texas ECE – Electrical & Computer Engineering at UT Austin (utexas.edu)
Microelectronics Research Center | (utexas.edu)
Integrated Circuits and Systems Group (utexas.edu)
Akinwande Nano Research Group (utexas.edu)
About NASCENT | Nascent (utexas.edu)
The Right Mindset for Success (hbr.org)
PREM Partnership | Center for Dynamics and Control of Materials: an NSF MRSEC (utexas.edu)
The Materials Universe Podcast: Episode 4
In this episode Abbey interviews Dr. Adrianne Rosales from the Mcketta Department of Chemical Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin. Abbey and Dr. Rosales talk about her research with biomaterials and the Center, her path to academia and the tenure process, approaches to mentorship and work life balance, and the accessibility of research.
The Future of Materials Is One Step Closer (utexas.edu)