Under the Microscope

Full episode  This episode snippet is all about ceramics and changing thousands of years old ceramic making processes. Our guest Claire, who is reader (Junior Prof.) at the University of Warwick, England, talks about her research, science career, Uni Warwick's connection to India (Tata group) and much much more in the full episode! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/cura...

This episode's all about ceramics and changing thousands of years old ceramic making processes. Our guest Claire, who is reader (Junior Prof.) at the University of Warwick, England, talks about her research, science career, Uni Warwick's connection to India (Tata group) and much much more! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This episode is about designing, fabricating and studying nanotunnels. Our guest Ashok, who is presidential fellow at the University of Manchester (England), talks about his research with the wonder material of the 21st century - graphene, digging nanotunnels and studying passage of molecules through these nano passages. Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This episode's all about ceramics and changing thousands of years old ceramic making processes. Our guest Claire, who is reader (Junior Prof.) at the University of Warwick, England, talks about her research, science career, Uni Warwick's connection to India (Tata group) and much much more! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

In this episode the amazing Susi takes us on her journey to the Australian Science Donut. Listen to the full episode to know more about the donut and Susi.

In this snippet Susi tells us all about scaling down a chemistry lab at the large synchrotron facility in Australia - Melbourne - ANSTO. Full episode to know more!

This episode's all about thermodynamics and how to create nanomaterials which can withstand extreme temperatures. Our guest Jose, who is PhD student at the ETH, Zurich, talks about his research, science career and how he caught cold by swimming in the Zurich lake. ;) Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This episode's all about the burning topic - increasing gas bills and where the green energy is at! Our guest Rebecca, who is researcher at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, talks about her research at synchrotrons, lab hopping and what she would choose between unlimited contract and a fancy scientific instrument. Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This episode's all about that special one-atom-thin layer of carbon atoms - graphene! Our guest Julien Barrier, who is an EPSRC Fellow at the University of Manchester, UK, talks about his research on this material as well as his career journey from Paris to Manchester. Pranoti and Julien also chat about the importance of curiosity and long-term perspectives for scientists and science. Find out mor...

The week's very special real nano scientist is our own Sara H. Mejias. Sara is not only a researcher at IMDEA Nanoscience in Madrid, Spain, but also recently joined the team behind Real Scientists Nano. In this episode she talks about her interdisciplinary research spanning molecular biology and laser spectroscopy. Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This week’s real nano scientist is Jessica Henty-Ridilla, an Assistant Professor at SUNY Upstate Medical University, USA. Listen and learn about the “bones” of our cells and how a plant biologist came to study the mechanisms behind neurodegenerative diseases. Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This week’s real nano scientist is Luis R. De Jesús, an assistant professor at the University of Buffalo. He will tell us all about phase transitions and more cool facts about his research. Follow along @RealSci_Nano for tweets about Luis's research including his journey from Porto Rico to New York. Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This week’s real nano scientist is Luis R. De Jesús, an assistant professor at the University of Buffalo. He will tell us all about phase transitions. Follow along @RealSci_Nano for tweets about Luis's research including his journey from Porto Rico to New York. Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

In this episode Pranoti sits down with Susi Seibt, a beamline scientist at the Australian Synchrotron - ANSTO to take a deeper dive into Susi’s research journey. They talk about quantum dots, edible water bottles, gender balance in science and much more! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This week’s real nano scientist is Susi Seibt, a beamline scientist at the Australian Synchrotron - ANSTO. She will take us on a journey through the fascinating world of microfluids. Follow along @RealSci_Nano for tweets about Susi’s research including how to put a chemistry lab on a chip and watch what happens with the help of X-rays.

In this episode Pranoti sits down with Alexandra Brumberg, a Postdoctoral  Research Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley (USA) to take a deeper dive into Alexandra’s research journey. Find out about her favourite research project so far featuring huge magnets and another cool outreach project Alexandra is involved in! Find out more at http://thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano...

This week’s real nano scientist is Alexandra Brumberg, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley (USA). Follow along @RealSci_Nano for tweets about Alexandra's research and her favourite nanomaterial and lots more! Find out more at http://thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This week’s real nano scientist is Stephanie Gallant, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Montreal, Canada. She will take us on a journey through the fascinating world of Raman spectroscopy and sensors. Follow along @RealSci_Nano for tweets about Steph’s research and learn how it can be applied to medical and environmental uses! Find out more at http://thesciencetalk.com/real-scien...

In this episode Pranoti sits down with Stephanie Gallant, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Montreal, Canada. They take a deeper dive into Stephanie’s research journey and talk about just how important thinking outside the box is for science. Find out more at http://thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

In this episode Pranoti sits down Lea Nienhaus, an Assistant Professor at Florida State University, USA, to take a deeper dive into Lea’s research journey. She shares her favourite science project, so follow along to learn how to turn red light yellow! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/#curators22

This week’s real nano scientist is Lea Nienhaus, an Assistant Professor at Florida State University, USA. She will take us on a journey through the fascinating world of light-matter interactions. Follow along @RealSci_Nano for tweets about Lea’s research, how to improve solar cells and spectroscopy in the kitchen! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/

In this episode Pranoti sits down with Reza Rouzegar, PhD student at Freie Universität Berlin, to take a deeper dive into Reza’s research journey. He shares his favourite science project involving a terahertz emitter and what it all has to do with 5G!  Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/

This week’s real nano scientist is Reza Rouzegar, PhD student at Freie Universität Berlin. He will take us on a journey through the fascinating world of spintronics and terahertz spectroscopy. Follow along @RealSci_Nano for tweets about Reza’s research, videos from a physics lab, and more! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curators/

In this episode Pranoti sits down with Kerstin Neuhaus, a group leader at the Institute of Energy and Climate Research, Forschungszentrum Jülich. She shares her unusual research journey from meteors to microscopy and materials science. Listen in to learn how meteors are named and how to study battery materials with atomic force microscopy! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/c...

This week’s real nano scientist is Kerstin Neuhaus, a group leader at the Institute of Energy and Climate Research, Forschungszentrum Jülich. She will take us on a journey through the fascinating world of atomic force microscopy. Follow along @RealSci_Nano for tweets about Kerstin’s research, how to set up a graduate school, and more! Find out more at thesciencetalk.com/real-scientists-nano/curato...