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STEM Outreach
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Members of The American Ceramic Society talk about their personal, professional, and scientific discoveries in the fields of engineered ceramic and glass materials. Find out what excites these leaders about working with this unique subset of materials.

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Undergraduate research experiences have many well-known benefits for those just starting on their potential career path. Mario Affatigato, the Fran Allison and Francis Halpin Professor of Physics at Coe College, shares how his initial experiences wit... more

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Recent Guests

Ruyan Guo
Robert E. Clarke Endowed Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Texas at San Antonio
University of Texas at San Antonio
Episode: Cross collaborations for multifunctional electronics: Ruyan Guo
Mario Affatigato
Fran Allison and Francis Halpin Professor of Physics at Coe College
Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Episode: Research experiences support next-gen scientists: Mario Affatigato
Juan Pablo Gevaudan
Assistant Professor of Architectural Engineering, Penn State; head of the DCARB Group
Pennsylvania State University
Episode: Cement solutions for sustainable construction: Juan Pablo Gevaudan
Courtney Calahoo
Research and development team lead at Genics
Genics
Episode: Exploring unusual glasses and Indigenous thinking: Courtney Calahoo
Rod Trice
Professor of Materials Engineering at Purdue University
Purdue University
Episode: Hypersonic research and fast-track education: Rod Trice
Carolyn Primus
Medical device consultant and adjunct associate professor at Augusta University
Augusta University
Episode: Dental ceramics support oral health: Carolyn Primus
Holly Shulman
Research professor at Alfred University and founder, president and chief technology officer of Blue Star Advanced Manufacturing
Blue Star Advanced Manufacturing
Episode: Microwave processing for future lunar colonies: Holly Shulman
Scott Misture
Inamori Professor of Material Science and Engineering at Alfred University
Alfred University
Episode: Driving energy conversion progress through diffraction: Scott Misture
Alessandro De Zanet
Materials Research Fellow at Leonardo Labs
Leonardo Labs
Episode: Networking as an emerging professional: Alessandro De Zanet

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Lisa McDonald
Host of discussions focused on personal, professional, and scientific discoveries in engineered ceramic and glass materials.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Great information in bite sized form

    Great editing makes this podcast very interesting without being boring or laborious to get through. Looking forward to the next episodes!

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    AgentG91
    United States6 years ago

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There is enthusiasm for the broad range of topics covered, showcasing innovations and teaching opportunities in the ceramics field.
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Exploring unusual glasses and Indigenous thinking: Courtney Calahoo
Q: Can you share with us a little bit about your experiences of going into science, coming from the indigenous communities?
I describe two types of indigeneity and emphasize how being allowed to make mistakes and think freely contributed to my growth as a researcher, while integrating indigenous teachings that promote thinking with care and future generations in mind.
STEM outreach in rural communities: Katrina Donovan
Q: What types of recommendations or helpful tips can you give to other teachers who may be looking to want to start outreach in the local communities?
Katrina recommended connecting with groups like Girl Scouts that have STEM modules and engaging in community events to share activities.
STEM outreach in rural communities: Katrina Donovan
Q: How did you start really getting into all of these different programs and events that you do?
Katrina shared that her PhD advisor inspired her to engage in STEM outreach, allowing her to bring her children to family-friendly science events, which sparked her passion.
Electrospinning of breath-based diagnostics: Perena Gouma
Q: How are you planning to or who are you working with to help scale up this technology?
Gouma mentioned the need to collaborate with organizations that can manufacture and assemble devices for large-scale use.
Electrospinning of breath-based diagnostics: Perena Gouma
Q: What's the first type of illness or condition that you tried to detect when you first got into this field?
The first detection focused on ammonia for H pylori detection.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ceramic Tech Chat

What is Ceramic Tech Chat about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Aimed at professionals and enthusiasts in the ceramic and glass industry, this podcast features discussions with leading figures who explore personal and collective experiences centered around engineered ceramic and glass materials. Episodes typically cover advancements in material science, innovative applications, and the various challenges faced within the industry, fostering a community of learning and curiosity. Unique insights from guests range from interdisciplinary applications in medical diagnostics to groundbreaking energy conversion technologies, making it a key resource for anyone looking to stay updated on trends and breakthroughs in ceramic science.

Listeners can expect engaging conversations that not only highlight scientific... more

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