Cheers for Dr. Christine Schmidt's election to the National Academy of Engineering (@theNAEng), one of the most esteemed honors in the field! The achievement highlights Dr. Schmidt's dedication to innovation & profound impact on biomaterials & tissue engineering. 🎉@CESchmidt_UF
Thank you so much for coming and for growing the community✨Thank you to everyone involved in making this happen and thank you to our sponsors @AIChEMAC@ChEnected See you next year!🤩🥳 #AIChE2024
For #HispanicHeritageMonth, we're thrilled to announce the awardees from our #LatinXinChE symposium held on Sep 6. Kudos to all winners & our sponsors for making it happen! If you've won, please check your email. 🎉
Excited and reflective about all I learned last week at the Next Prof Nexus 2023 workshop by @gatechengineers@UMengineering and @Cal_Engineer. It was a pleasure meeting this incredible cohort of peers and it was fun sharing our experiences. Feeling encouraged!
Had an incredible week at my first @GordonConf on #Biomaterials & #TissueEngineering .Thankful of the incredible community I’ve joined and of the @seguralab & Andrew Putnam for coordinating my best conference ever! Feeling re-energized on working with new biomaterial design.
@VictoriaGMuir @UFLChE @StoppelLab @DrErikaMoore@JangUFChE It was great hearing about your research experience and about your career path. I really enjoyed our conversation and meeting you!
Charles Hages @HagesLab receives @NSF Career Award to create new semiconductor material for clean and renewable solar energy. 🔗 https://t.co/Yr26XDLgpm
It is hard to describe what this means for science and for Puerto Rico. It is much more than just a telescope. It was a landmark for many, a beacon of world class science and education. Hard to compare, but would be like decommissioning the Hoover Dam or the Golden Gate 1/
While I do not feel deserving of this, there are so many people in my path to whom this honor belongs to. All students & postdocs (from over 5 continents and a dozen countries) that have contributed to our science, collaborators, reviewers & mentors 🙏🏾 1/ https://t.co/PSgi2alpfG
In situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM) movie showing morphology evolution during cycling of a Na–O2/CO2–carbon nanotube nanobattery at 110× speed. https://t.co/RelNjwchyP by Yongfu Tang, Liqiang Zhang, and Jianyu Huang at Yanshan University /CJD