In this episode Abbey interviews Dr. Deji Akinwande from the Chandra Family Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin. Abbey and Dr. Akinwande talk about his research with wearable smart technology and the Center, his path to academia and experience with sabbaticals, and approaches to advising and work life […]

In this episode Abbey interviews Dr. Adrianne Rosales from the Mcketta Department of Chemical Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin. Abbey and Dr. Rosales talk about her research with biomaterials and the Center, her path to academia and the tenure process, approaches to mentorship and work life balance, and the accessibility of research.  […]

In this episode Abbey interviews Dr. Sean Roberts from the Chemistry Department at The University of Texas at Austin. Abbey and Dr. Roberts talk about his research with solar cells, his path to academia, broadening participation efforts, and future of this research and the Center. About | Chemical Research at Texas | Mentorship (createatx.org)   The […]

In this episode Abbey interviews Dr. Delia Milliron from the Department of Chemical Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin. Abbey and Dr. Milliron talk about her research with nanoscale materials, her startup experience and path to becoming a professor, Imposter Syndrome, smart widows, and the future of Eletronic and optical materials. Quantum Dots. […]

In this episode Abbey interviews Dr. Edward Yu from the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin. Abbey and Dr. Yu talk about his research, his path to UT, semiconductors, the CHIPS and Science Act, and the future of semiconductors. U.S. energy facts – U.S. Energy Information Administration Texas […]

This podcast trailer introduces the Materials Universe podcast, hosted by Abbey Stanzione. She talks to researchers from UT Austin about materials science and engineering, which is the study of how different materials are made, used and improved for various applications.