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Materials Today Podcast
Materials Today Podcast episodes
- International year of crystallographyThis week Dr Michele Zema spoke to Stewart Bland about the International Year of Crystallography.12 min
- Big dataThis week Professors Richard Fujimoto and Surya Kalidindi from Georgia Tech spoke to Stewart Bland about big data.25 min
- A nomenclature for 2D carbon materialsThis week Prof Robert Hurt from Brown University, Editor of Carbon spoke to Stewart Bland about a nomenclature for 2D carbon materials.11 min
- AFM-based infrared spectroscopyThis week Dr Curtis Marcott from Light Light Solutions spoke to Stewart Bland about AFM-based infrared spectroscopy.10 min
- Bioelectronics Part 2This week Materials Today poster award winner Debora Lin from Stanford University, spoke to Stewart Bland about her work on bioelectronics.15 min
- Ceramic paperThis week Dr Žaklina Burghard from Stuttgart University spoke to Stewart Bland about elastic and electrically conductive ceramic paper.19 min
- Bioelectronics Part 1This week Materials Today award winner Dr Jenny Du from the University of California, Santa Barbara spoke to Stewart Bland about her work on bioelectronics.21 min
- THz materials characterizationThis week Dr. David Daughton from Lake Shore Cryotronics spoke to Stewart Bland about THz materials characterization.16 min
- Quantum nano-optoelectronicsThis week Prof Frank Koppens from ICFO - The Institute of Photonic Sciences, Spain spoke to Stewart Bland about quantum nano-optoelectronics.19 min
- FTIR microscopy and imagingThis week Dr. Mustafa Kansiz from Agilent Technologies spoke to Stewart Bland about FTIR techniques.14 min
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