Materials Today Podcast

Professor Warren Chan and Kyryl Zagorovsky from the University of Toronto spoke to Stewart Bland about biosensing and diagnostic cocktails.

Dr. Rashid Zia from Brown University spoke to Stewart Bland about the novel technique of energy momentum spectroscopy and its applications.

Dr. Jaime Ortiz-López from the Instituto Politécnico Nacional in Mexico City.

Dr. Luca Valentini from the University of Perugia spoke to Stewart Bland about Graphene Oxide for Flexible Electronics.

Ed Maloof from Lake Shore Cryotronics spoke to Stewart Bland about Temperature measurement and control.

Prof David Joy from the University of Tennessee spoke to Stewart Bland about electron and other charged particle microscopies. You can hear more from David in our upcoming webinar, taking place on the 15th February 2013. Visit www.materialstoday.com/webinars to register for free now.

Dr Nick Roberts from the University of Bristol spoke to Stewart Bland about the optical properties of fish skin, that seem to break the laws of physics.

Dr. Avner Rothschild from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology spoke to Stewart Bland about Water Splitting.

Dr John Conti-Ramsden and Michael Gleaves spoke to Stewart Bland about computer modeling.

Stewart Bland rounds up the news highlights from November.

Prof John Rogers spoke to Stewart Bland about electronics that dissolve in the body.

Stewart Bland rounds up the news highlights and speaks to exhibitors at the European Microscopy Congress.

Dr Roland Brandenburg spoke to Stewart Bland about M-ERA.net: the European network of public funding organisations and funding programmes for materials science and engineering.

Prof Peter Edwards from the University of Oxford and Dr Jamie Ferguson from Isis Innovation spoke to Stewart Bland about transparent conductors.

Brian Weden from the University of California, Riverside spoke to Stewart Bland about the mechanical properties of natural materials.

Dr Lukmaan Bawazer from the University of Leeds spoke to Stewart Bland about biologically synthesized semiconductors.

Stewart Bland rounds up the news highlights from June and July.

Prof Paolo Samori from the University of Strasbourg and the CNRS spoke to Stewart Bland about organic electronics.

Dr Francis Ndi from Horiba spoke to us about hyperspectral imaging.

Prof Adam Micolich from the University of New South Wales spoke to us about his work on quantum dots.