2018 MRS Fall Meeting - Tagged with Non-technical

BI01.01.05 : Research, Teaching and Outreach as Examples of Helping to Go Towards a More Sustainable Future

10:30 AM–11:00 AM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Hampton

Ivana AguiarResearcher atFacultad de Química

BI01.01.06 : Teaching Sustainability—Engineering Possibility Meets Business Case

11:00 AM–11:30 AM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Hampton

John AbelsonProfessor atUniversity of Illinois at Urbana

BI01.01.07 : Can Materials Science Save Us (From Ourselves)?

11:30 AM–11:45 AM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Hampton

Prof Mark MiodownikProfessor of Materials & Society atUCL

BI01.01.08 : Engineering Major Students’ Perceptions of Nanotechnology

11:45 AM–12:00 PM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Hampton

Haci YolcuKafkas University

BI01.02.01 : How Understanding Materials Risk Helps Materials and Engineering Students Learn About Circularity, Eco Design and Sustainability

1:30 PM–2:00 PM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Hampton

Marc FryGranta Design Ltd

BI01.02.05 : How Can Sustainability Become Tangible? Serious Games and Digital Tools Help Learners Develop Sustainability Competences

3:30 PM–4:00 PM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Hampton

Vasiliki KioupiPhD Student atImperial College London

BI02.01.02 : Finding and Landing an Academic Position

2:00 PM–2:30 PM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Prof. Michael ChabinycProfessor atUniversity of California, Santa Barbara

BI02.01.03 : From Application to Appointment—First Steps Towards a Faculty Position in Materials Engineering

2:30 PM–3:00 PM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

David BahrHead and Professor atPurdue University

BI02.01.04 : Embracing Internationality—Becoming a Faculty Member Abroad

3:30 PM–4:00 PM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Daniel KingAssistant Professor atHokkaido University

BI02.01.05 : A Perspective on Pursuing the Academic Path

4:00 PM–4:30 PM Nov 26, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Rebecca Kramer-BottiglioAssistant Professor atYale University

BI02.02.02 : Women in Physics in Ireland—Role Models are Out There

9:00 AM–9:15 AM Nov 27, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Yvonne KavanaghAssistant Registrar atInstitute of Technology Carlow

BI02.02.03 : “Insert cliché here…”—Extracting Needles of Useful Guidance from Haystacks of Career Advice

9:15 AM–9:45 AM Nov 27, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Geoff BrenneckaAssociate Professor atColorado School of Mines

BI02.02.04 : Training the Next Generation of Materials Scientists to Embrace Broader Impacts and Share Their Work with the General Public

9:45 AM–10:00 AM Nov 27, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Julie NucciCornell Univ

BI02.02.05 : Navigating a Career in Academia—From Application to Pre-Tenure and Early-Tenure—Lessons Learned Along the Way

10:30 AM–11:00 AM Nov 27, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Nazanin Bassiri-GharbPhD atGeorgia Inst of Technology

BI02.02.06 : Future Faculty Expectations

11:00 AM–11:30 AM Nov 27, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Bryan HueyUniversity of Connecticut

BI02.03.02 : From a Personal Experience as a Teacher of an Advanced Course on Materials Micromechanics—How the Background Gap Between Basic Materials Education and Advanced Topics Can be Filled with the Aim of Not Disappointing Enthusiasm of Students Not Suitably Informed on the Preliminary and Basic Notions Needed to Know

2:00 PM–2:15 PM Nov 27, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Roberto ControProfessor atPolitecnico Milano

BI02.03.03 : How Materials Science Research in Secondary Schools Prepares the Next Generation of Materials Innovators

2:15 PM–2:30 PM Nov 27, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Holly GoleckiDirector of Robotics atThe Haverford School

BI02.03.05 : Nanovation—An Interdisciplinary Outreach Program to Train the Next Generation of Scientists and Entrepreneurs

3:30 PM–3:45 PM Nov 27, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Rita BlaikManager of Education atUniversity of California, Los Angeles

BI02.04.01 : Funding Opportunities in Materials Engineering at the US National Science Foundation

9:00 AM–9:30 AM Nov 28, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

Alexis LewisNational Science Foundation

BI02.04.02 : The U.S. Army Research Office—Why We Do, What We Do and How We Can Help You

9:30 AM–10:00 AM Nov 28, 2018 (US - Eastern)

Sheraton, 3rd Floor, Dalton

David SteppDirector, Engineering Sciences atU.S. Army Research Office