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Ep. 78 - Nanoparticles & 3D Printing ft. Keroles Riad
Keroles Riad is a former Public Scholar at Concordia University where he received a Ph.D in the Individualized Program (INDI) developing new materials (ex. nanoparticles) for 3D printing. His research leverages novel techinques like Flame Spray Pyrolysis and Stereolithography, among more traditional methods in chemistry, like combustion reactions. He led the “Waste Not, Want Not” initiative on campus for which he received the Quebec Lieutenant-Governor Youth Medal. Since the beginning of “Waste Not, Want Not” in 2016, the Concordia community doubled their annual composting, and each Concordian reduced their annual overall waste by 16%. Outside of academia, Kero's hobbies include reading and playing chess and ping-pong.
TOPICS AND CONCEPTS
Individualized Research Programs
Interdisciplinarity & Collaboration
Nanoparticles
Size Scales
mRNA Vaccines
Pill Coatings
Good and Bad Nanos
3D Printings & Materials
UV & The Light Spectrum
Fire & Water: Wet vs. Other Chemistry
Flame Spray Pyrolysis
Combustion & Oxidation Reactions
Quantum Dots
Color & Energy
/// EXTRAS
Kero's viral article on Nanoparticles and mRNA vaccines here.
/// SOCIALS
Keroles Riad [IG, FB, Twitter, LinkedIn]
@Kerologist [Twitter]
@enufCanada [IG, FB, Twitter, LinkedIn]
/// CLOSING REMARKS
Episode Art Background Photo Credit: Jesse Orrico
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Keroles Riad is a former Public Scholar at Concordia University where he received a Ph.D in the Individualized Program (INDI) developing new materials (ex. nanoparticles) for 3D printing. His research leverages novel techinques like Flame Spray Pyrolysis and Stereolithography, among more traditional methods in chemistry, like combustion reactions. He led the “Waste Not, Want Not” initiative on campus for which he received the Quebec Lieutenant-Governor Youth Medal. Since the beginning of “Waste Not, Want Not” in 2016, the Concordia community doubled their annual composting, and each Concordian reduced their annual overall waste by 16%. Outside of academia, Kero's hobbies include reading and playing chess and ping-pong.
TOPICS AND CONCEPTS
Individualized Research Programs
Interdisciplinarity & Collaboration
Nanoparticles
Size Scales
mRNA Vaccines
Pill Coatings
Good and Bad Nanos
3D Printings & Materials
UV & The Light Spectrum
Fire & Water: Wet vs. Other Chemistry
Flame Spray Pyrolysis
Combustion & Oxidation Reactions
Quantum Dots
Color & Energy
/// EXTRAS
Kero's viral article on Nanoparticles and mRNA vaccines here.
/// SOCIALS
Keroles Riad [IG, FB, Twitter, LinkedIn]
@Kerologist [Twitter]
@enufCanada [IG, FB, Twitter, LinkedIn]
/// CLOSING REMARKS
Episode Art Background Photo Credit: Jesse Orrico
Does free will exist? Maybe. Regardless, please share your cherished feedback with me at [email protected]!
Liking the show? Drop us a juicy 5-star rating or a written review on Apple Podcasts!
Want to support the show? Save your $$$ and support us by Following & Subscribing on: Spotify, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter!
Episode Art Photograph by Joshua Newton on Unsplash