Insatiably curious material scientist with engineering tendencies. Assistant professor, materials science and engineering, Georgia Tech. @GartenGroup_GT
Nanoscale ferroelectric semiconductor could power AI and post-Moore's Law computing on a phone @umich@AIP_Publishing https://t.co/EfKO7vQ7vJ https://t.co/c4QUH4L3rq
Impressive work from Zetian Mi and team @UMichECE reporting a 5 nm thick nitride ferroelectric grown by MBE!
Check out this Editor's Pick here https://t.co/tF38rqdBJg
Liya Zhao's group @UNSW developed a #piezoelectric aeroelastic #energy harvesting system that can generate power through vortex shedding mechanisms, published in our Special Topic on Energy Conversion and Storage in Functional Dielectrics
https://t.co/MR5DHyfSFa
Announcing the first annual APL Rising Stars Collection and APL Rising Star Award to bring visibility to the impressive work of early career principal investigators! Learn more: https://t.co/EK2nS6b38B
Ever used #openscience tools to help connect all that available research-related data?
Visualising the connections between researchers, their papers, and their topics can be powerful.
Don't miss this one! 😀 https://t.co/7OAuQ7EOgd
#Postdoc
📢📢📢ACADEMIC JOB ALERT 📢📢📢
@GTMSE5 @GeorgiaTech is hiring a tenure track Assistant Professor to join our team of diverse materials scientists.
Job ad and application link are coming soon. For now please reach out to me or @StingelinN if you are interested in applying.
I wrote this article as a call to action. While my perspective is as a Black woman, this narrative is true for all marginalized groups. "It is time for all faculty to acknowledge their role in the system and work towards change." #SupportBlackWomen https://t.co/k1wGPbA6BG
I am excited to announce that I have joined the faculty at Georgia Tech as an assistant professor in materials science and engineering. Im looking forward to getting start here and always open to collaborate.
Undergrads! No one told me so I'm telling you. Did you know you can get flown out, offered lodging & PAID to do summer research (even w/ no experience)?
First, I want you to learn these two terms:
REU=research experience for undergrads
SURF=summer undergrad research fellowship
How much do you know about Marie Curie?
Curie dedicated her life to science. She was the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize, the first person to be awarded twice and is still the only person to receive the prize in two different scientific fields.
Curie died #OTD in 1934.
Today I was reminded of the opportunity cost of internship opportunities. Choosing between eating and experience, paying for student teaching, volunteering for licensing hours, or needing multiple internships are barriers to entry. Can we make un(der)paid, internships illegal!?