December 16 – December 21 2019 Podcast title: Tiny Magnets – What are they for? Tim is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies, Sandia National Laboratory, USA. Find Tim on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
December 9 – December 14 2019. Podcast title: Tons of Nanomaterials: Big Science and Little Details. Matthew is Associate Professor at University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire, USA. Find Matthew on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
December 2 – December 7 2019 Podcast title: Little Lights with Big Ideas. Rachel is Professor of Materials Science at the University of Cambridge, UK. Find Rachel on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
November 25 – November 30 2019 Podcast title: Squeezing Light with Nano antenna. Thorsten is the Managing Director of the Cluster of Excellence ct.qmat ath the University of Würzburg, Germany. Find Thorsten on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
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November 18 – November 23 2019 Podcast title: Graphene Smoothie. Matthew works at the University of Virginia, USA. Short Podcast Long Podcast
November 11 – November 16 2019 Podcast title: Catching Light at Ten to the 9th. Poornima is a Student & Researcher at Harvard University, USA. Find Poornima on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
November 4 – November 9 2019 Podcast title: Playing Snooker with Atoms. Clara is the Lab manager for CfAS Materials department at Oxford University and Dean of Equality and Diversity at Linacre College, UK. Find Clara on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
October 28 – November 2 2019 Podcast title: Growing Nanoparticles with Magnets. Steve works at SNOLAB (Canada) and Science isn’t scary. Find Steve on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
October 21 – October 26 2019 Podcast title: Size Matters, in Medicine. Olga is Associate Professor at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Find Olga on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
October 14 – October 19 2019 Podcast title: Ion Race Through the Crystals and Thin-films. Svanja is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Uppsala University, Sweden. Find Svenja on social media: Short Podcast Long Podcast
