What to Expect:
In this episode, Lisa McElwee-White delves into her innovative research on 3D nanoprinting. Lisa shares her journey from studying chemistry to leading pioneering research at the University of Florida. She discusses her work on developing new methods for 3D printing at the nanoscale and their potential applications.
About the Guest:
Lisa McElwee-White
Lisa McElwee-White is a professor at the University of Florida specializing in chemistry and nanotechnology. Her work focuses on developing new methods for 3D nanoprinting and exploring their potential applications in various fields.
🌟 Key Takeaways from This Episode:
- 3D Nanoprinting: Developing new methods for 3D printing at the nanoscale.
- Career Journey: From studying chemistry to pioneering nanotechnology research.
- Favorite Experiment: Creating complex nanostructures using innovative printing techniques.
🔬 In This Episode, We Cover:
Lisa’s Research :
Lisa’s research focuses on developing new methods for 3D nanoprinting. By creating complex nanostructures using innovative printing techniques, she aims to unlock new possibilities in various fields, including electronics, medicine, and materials science.
Lisa’s Career Journey :
Lisa’s academic journey began with a Bachelor’s in Chemistry. She pursued her passion for nanotechnology, leading her to conduct pioneering research at the University of Florida. Her diverse experiences have enriched her research perspectives and expertise.
Lisa’s Favourite Research Experiment :
Lisa’s favorite experiment involves creating complex nanostructures using 3D nanoprinting techniques. By developing new methods for printing at the nanoscale, she aims to explore the potential applications of these structures in various industries.
Life as a Scientist- Beyond the Lab :
Lisa values the collaborative nature of scientific research and enjoys engaging with the global scientific community. She is passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of scientists and values the opportunity to work in a cutting-edge field.
Lisa’s 3 Wishes
- Increased funding for research: Lisa wishes for more financial support to advance innovative research projects.
- Greater collaboration between researchers: She advocates for stronger partnerships to enhance knowledge sharing and collaborative efforts in research.
- Improved public understanding of scientific research: Lisa emphasizes the importance of public awareness and support for scientific advancements.
Lisa’s Time on @RealSci_Nano :
Lisa will be taking over the RealSci_Nano Twitter account to share her research on 3D nanoprinting. Followers can expect to learn about the innovative techniques and materials her work focuses on, as well as insights into the future of nanotechnology.