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How Science Happens

How Science Happens is a series of podcasts produced by Drs. Wally Paxton, DJ Seo, and Doug Tree, all from Brigham Young University. Their field of research is in soft matter. Each episode features a guest whose research is related to soft matter and a paper written by the guest. We are interested in how the guest came to write the paper, starting from the guest"s childhood, high school, graduate schools, and on. The audience, especially juniors, seniors, graduate students, postdocs, and professors

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00:42:43

Xiaoguang Wang - Open Surface Microfluidics

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2023/07/10

This is an episode of How Science Happens with Xiaoguang Wang (also goes by William), Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular engineering at the Ohio State University. In this episode, the hosts learn about William's early education experiences in China and discuss some of the differences between advanced education there and in the United States. Finally, William discusses one of his papers on open surface microfluidics.Check us out on Twitter and YouTube

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00:55:57

Nate Wittenberg - Microarray Technology and Cell...

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2023/06/06

This is an episode of How Science Happens with Nate Wittenberg, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Lehigh University. In this episode, Nate describes his educational journey and decision to stick with chemistry, talks about some of his research experiences, and discusses his transition from the chemistry department to electrical engineering. Finally, the Nate discusses with the hosts one of his research papers on microarray technology with cell membranes. Click here or here to access the other

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00:49:46

Lei Fang - Pauli Paramagnetism

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2023/03/06

This is an episode of How Science Happens with Lei Fang, Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Texas A&M University. In this episode, the hosts discuss with Lei his discovery of his passion for chemistry from a young age, ask about his early research in polymer science and molecular machinery at UCLA and Northwestern, and he shares some experiences transitioning from China to the US. Lei talks about some of the challenges he faced with graduate research and how he overcame these

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00:58:05

Kevin Dorfman - DNA Mapping

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2023/02/20

This is an episode of How Science Happens with Kevin Dorfman, Distinguished McKnight University Professor at the University of Minnesota. In this episode, the hosts discuss with Kevin his choice to go through graduate school, and then ask about mentoring Doug Tree, one of the hosts, as a grad student. Finally, they discuss DNA Mapping, including a research paper on utilizing nanochannels in observing DNA that he published with Dr Tree. Book mentioned by Kevin during the episode: Houston, We Have a

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00:55:33

Todd Squires - Membrane Transport

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2023/02/06

This is an episode of How Science Happens with Todd Squires, Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). In this episode, Todd first shares his fascination with and study of foreign languages and how he combined this with his study of Physics. The hosts then discuss with Todd some of his work in fluid dynamics, going over one of his papers on membrane transport. Check us out on Twitter and YouTube!

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00:43:25

Adrienne Greene - mRNA Vaccines

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2023/01/23

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Adrienne Greene, Director at Adaptive Biotechnologies. In this episode the hosts discuss with Adrienne her academic and professional path towards her current position. They also go over one of her papers about research and development of self-amplifying mRNA vaccines designed to attack tumors. Check us out on Twitter and YouTube!

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00:45:25

Megan Thomas - Polyurethane Foams

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2023/01/09

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Megan Thomas, Associate Research Scientist at DuPont. In this episode the hosts discuss with Megan her journey through graduate school, and discuss one of her patents on polyurethane foams used in construction and how she has worked to make these foams more environmentally-friendly. Check us out on Twitter and YouTube!

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01:00:11

Gabriel Montaño - Block Copolymers

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2022/05/09

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Gabriel Montaño, a Materials Science Professor at Northern Arizona University. The hosts and Gabriel discussed one of his papers during the recording, and Gabe's journey to overcome self doubt as a scientist. Recorded on 03/11/2022

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00:50:54

Noshir Pesika - Biomimetic Adhesion

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2022/04/25

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Noshir Pesika, Associate Professor at Tulane University. The hosts and Noshir discussed one of his papers during the recording, and how his lab is taking inspiration from natural sources like geckos to produce unique materials with incredible properties. Recorded on 03/04/2022

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00:46:57

Bryan Kaehr - Polarization Based Encryption

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2022/04/11

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Bryan Kaehr, Principle Member of Technical Staff at Sandia National Labs. The hosts and Bryan discussed one of his papers during the recording, and his innovative new method of data storage using by using lasers to orient liquid crystals. Recorded on 1/14/2022

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00:47:19

Bhuvnesh Bharti - Active Particles

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2022/03/28

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Bhuvnesh Bharti, professor of Chemical Engineering at LSU. The hosts and Bhuvnesh discussed one of his papers during the recording, and about his research trying to mimic the helical swimming trajectory found in certain cells in nature. Recorded on 12/10/2021

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00:42:49

Nigel Reuel - Resonant Sensors

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2022/03/14

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Nigel Reuel, an associate professor of Chemical Engineering at Iowa State University. The hosts and Nigel discussed corporate grants during the recording, and how his research has enabled him and his students to engage in the entrepreneurial space. Recorded on 12/03/2021

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00:52:55

Sean Paradiso - Machine Learning

How Science Happens ·

2022/02/28

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Sean Paradiso, currently a machine learning engineering manager at Twitter Cortex formerly at Citrine Informatics. The hosts and Sean discussed work on machine learning simulations during the recording, and how he used machine learning and Monte Carlo techniques to simulate soft material interactions. Recorded on 11/19/2021

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00:48:22

Matt Gebbie - Ionic Liquids

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2022/02/14

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Matt Gebbie, professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. The hosts and Matt discussed one of his papers during the recording, and how he got started studying ionic liquids and their unique electrolytic properties. Recorded on 10/29/2021

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01:03:13

Stacy Copp - DNA-Stabilized Silver Clusters

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2022/01/31

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Stacy Copp, professor of Materials Science and Engineering at UC Irvine. The hosts and Stacy discussed one of her papers during the recording, and about her experience as a woman in science. Recorded on 10/08/2021

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00:50:09

Dan Hinckley - Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography (EUV)

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2022/01/20

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Dan Hinkley, Resolution Enhancement Techniques Engineer/Data Scientist/Software Engineer at Intel. The hosts and Dan discussed the recent progress in semiconductor fabrication technique - Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography, and how his science happened to be. Recorded on 10/1/2021

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00:01:00

Extra - Please fill out the survey!!

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2021/08/18

Please listen to the 1-minute introduction to our survey and fill out the survey form. Help us entertain you and be more informative more! https://t.co/kkns7qDRru?amp=1

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00:54:32

Lucas McIntosh - polymer electrolyte membranes

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2021/06/01

** We are on twitter! Please leave comments about what you like about the episodes in this series. ** This is an episode from How Science Happens with Lucas McIntosh, Research Scientist at 3M Company. The hosts and Lucas discussed one of his papers during the recording, and how his science happened to be. Recorded on 11/6/2020

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00:49:03

Paula Mendes - Responsive Biomolecular Interaction

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2021/05/10

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Paula Mendes, a professor of advanced materials and nanotechnology at University of Birmingham. The hosts and Paula discussed one of her papers during the recording, and how her science came to be. Recorded on 10/23/2020

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00:45:15

Jaehun Chun - Nanoparticle Superlattices

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2021/04/26

This is an episode from How Science Happens with Jaehun Chun, Senior Research Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). The hosts and Jaehun discussed one of his papers during the recording, and how his science came to be. Recorded on 10/22/2020

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