Explore profiles of Under the Microscope podcast guests, featuring their research, career journeys, and contributions to materials science and nanotechnology. Get exclusive insights and key takeaways from leading scientists in each episode, perfect for those passionate about cutting-edge research and innovation.
George Mihailescu discusses using nanotechnology to improve agriculture and develop quantum thermometers, sharing his journey from his studies to his research at the Technical University of Denmark.
Lisa McElwee-White discusses her groundbreaking 3D nanoprinting methods at the University of Florida. Discover how these techniques are revolutionizing nanotechnology.
Ashok Keerthi explores atomic-scale graphene capillaries for molecular transport and filtration at the University of Manchester. Learn about the potential applications of his innovative research.
Join Claire Dancer at the University of Warwick as she re-engineers ancient ceramic recipes. Discover how her research is creating advanced materials with modern applications.
Explore how Andy Sode Anker integrates AI into nanomaterials research at the University of Copenhagen. Learn about the impact of AI on data analysis and research advancements.
Jose L Ocana-Pujol shares insights on thermodynamics principles and their applications at the University of Barcelona. Discover how these principles are applied in various scientific fields.
We recently completed three strong years of the RealScientists Nano Twitter account and Under the Microscope podcast. You can read our post on reaching 3000+ followers on Twitter and the journey behind this milestone. Completing three strong years is very special as this also marked interviewing 100 materials scientists (our curators) from around the world. Our curators of RealSci_Nano and Under the Microscope gave our followers, listeners, viewers and supporters an insight into their science life which has been extremely rewarding.
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Rebecca Pittkowski’s research at the Technical University of Denmark focuses on developing new catalysts for green energy. Learn how her work is enhancing sustainable energy applications.
Julien Barrier’s research at the University of Manchester delves into the properties and applications of graphene and other 2D materials. Discover the potential of these groundbreaking materials.
Sara Hernandez Mejias discusses her work on optimizing light conversion for photochemistry and nanophotonics at the Madrid Institute of Advanced Studies in Nanoscience. Learn about her interdisciplinary research.
Jessica Henty-Ridilla explores the regulation of actin and microtubules in neurodegenerative diseases at Upstate Medical University SUNY. Discover her transition from plant biology to neurobiology.
June 27 – July 3 2022 Podcast title: To Transition or to take a Break, That’s the Question Luis is
