Join “Under the Microscope” as we explore super quantum physics with Doris Reiter, a pioneering theoretical physicist at TU Dortmund University. Discover her groundbreaking research, inspiring career journey, and passion for mentoring young scientists. Learn how quantum mechanics is transforming communication technologies through her innovative work with computer simulations.
Delve into the fascinating world of intermetallic crystals, computational modeling, and the use of comics to communicate complex scientific concepts with Amber Lim in this insightful blog post.
What to Expect: In this episode, Sofia Ferreira Teixeira, a postdoctoral researcher specializing in spintronics, shares her insights into how this technology can make electronic devices faster and more efficient. Sofia discusses her academic journey, her favourite experiments, and the potential of spintronics in enhancing electronic device performance. About the Guest: Sofia Ferreira Teixeira Sofia
Antonija Grubisic-Cabo discusses her innovative KISS method for studying 2D materials, her diverse career journey, and her favorite experiments.
🌟 KISS of Light with Antonija Grubisic-Cabo: Episode 210 of Under the Microscope 🔬 Read More »
Anastasiia Mikheenkova delves into the aging process of batteries used in electric vehicles, using advanced techniques to enhance their lifespan and efficiency.
Explore the world of ferroelectrics with Ipek Efe, a PhD student at ETH Zurich. Learn about her research, career, and the potential of these powerful materials.
Unveiling the Superpowers of Ferroelectrics with Ipek Efe Read More »
Lisa McElwee-White discusses her groundbreaking 3D nanoprinting methods at the University of Florida. Discover how these techniques are revolutionizing nanotechnology.
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.
As it is summer holiday time for many, this month’s blog post has something a bit different in store than usual. I’m the kind of person that can happily spend her holidays curled up with a few good books, so today I’d like to share some thoughts about one of my latest reads with you.
Book review: Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus Read More »
Sara H. Mejias received her PhD in Biophysics in 2016. She has an interdisciplinary background combining molecular biology, photochemistry, and spectroscopy. This background allows her to tackle current scientific challenges with original and ground-breaking approaches. Recently, she started her independent career at IMDEA Nanoscience (Spain), supported by Caixa’s junior leadership grant. Her research is focused
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