Engineering Innovations: Exploring the Fascinating World of 2D Materials

Описание: In this episode of Engineering Innovations, host KristIn Malavenda speaks with Dr. Joerg Appenzeller from Purdue University's Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering about the remarkable potential of two-dimensional (2D) materials. Discover what these materials are, how they differ from traditional materials like silicon, and why they could revolutionize the future of electronic devices. Dr. Appenzeller shares his journey, the challenges, and the exciting advancements happening in this cutting-edge field. Learn how Purdue's interdisciplinary approach and hands-on training are preparing the next generation of engineers to make groundbreaking discoveries. Don't miss this insightful conversation on how 2D materials might be the key to the next big leap in technology.

Hosted and produced by Kristin Malavenda

00:00 Introduction to Engineering Innovations Podcast
01:01 Meet Dr. Yorg Zeller: From Germany to Purdue
05:16 Understanding 2D Materials
07:37 Graphene and Its Impact
09:21 Applications of 2D Materials in Electronics
12:35 Challenges and Future of 2D Materials
20:39 Student Involvement and Research
30:48 Career Paths: Industry vs. Academia
33:32 Personal Insights and Closing Remarks
36:42 Reflecting on Teaching and Student Engagement
38:07 Introduction to Engineering Innovations Podcast
01:01 Journey to Purdue and Research in 2D Materials
05:16 Understanding 2D Materials and Their Applications
09:21 Challenges and Future of 2D Materials
20:39 Student Involvement and Research Impact
30:48 Career Paths and Personal Insights
35:01 Conclusion and Podcast Wrap-Up


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