Perfect Broccoli & Quantum Thermometers with George Mihailescu

What to Expect:

In this episode, George Mihailescue delves into his research on using nanotechnology to improve agriculture and develop quantum thermometers. George shares his journey from studying nanotechnology to conducting research at the University College Dublin. He discusses the potential applications of his work in improving food quality and creating advanced measurement tools.

About the Guest:

🌟 Key Takeaways from This Episode:

• Nanotechnology in Agriculture: Improving food quality with nanotechnology.
• Career Journey: From studying nanotechnology to pioneering research in agriculture and quantum sensing.
• Favorite Experiment: Developing quantum thermometers for precise temperature measurements.

🔬 In This Episode, We Cover:

George’s Research:

George’s research focuses on using nanotechnology to improve agriculture and develop quantum thermometers. By applying nanotechnology to food production, he aims to enhance food quality and sustainability. Additionally, his work on quantum thermometers seeks to create precise tools for temperature measurement, which are crucial in various scientific and industrial applications.

George’s Career Journey:

George’s academic journey began with a Bachelor’s in Nanotechnology. He pursued his passion for applying nanotechnology to real-world problems, leading him to his current role at the Technical University of Denmark, where he focuses on agriculture and quantum sensing.

George’s Favourite Research Experiment:

George’s favorite experiment involves developing quantum thermometers for precise temperature measurements. These advanced tools can measure temperatures at incredibly small scales, providing valuable insights for both scientific research and industrial processes.

Life as a Scientist – Beyond the Lab:

George values the interdisciplinary nature of scientific research and enjoys collaborating with experts from various fields. He is passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of scientists and values the opportunity to work on innovative solutions for global challenges.

George’s 3 Wishes

1. Increased funding for research: George wishes for more financial support to advance innovative research projects.
2. Greater collaboration between researchers: He advocates for stronger partnerships to enhance knowledge sharing and collaborative efforts in research.
3. Improved public understanding of scientific research: George emphasizes the importance of public awareness and support for scientific advancements.

George’s Time on @RealSci_Nano:

George will be taking over the RealSci_Nano Twitter account to share his research on nanotechnology in agriculture and quantum sensing. Followers can expect to learn about the innovative techniques and tools his work focuses on, as well as insights into the future of nanotechnology.