The purpose of this podcast is to give informative presentation on certain topics. In some way hopefully it can help you.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 10 hours 41 minutes
Norman Hackerman: Chemistry Leads the Way, Classified Work, and Soilions v. Transistors - Part 8
In the eighth segment of the series, Hackerman talks about building the University of Texas at Austin's chemistry department from the ground up, classified work ...
Norman Hackerman: Patents, Post-War Industry, and Alan Bard - Part 7
In the seventh segment of this series, Hackerman discusses some of his more interesting patents, how researchers contributed to the post-war industry, and Alan Bard's ...
Norman Hackerman: UTA, Corrosion Research Laboratory, and “Publish or Perish” - Part 6
In the sixth segment of this series, Hackernma talks about how he came into his position at the University of Texas at Austin, starting the ...
Norman Hackerman: Corrosion, Manhattan Project, and the Office of Naval Research - Part 5
In the fifth segment of this series, Hackerman begins to discuss the elements that drew him toward the study of corrosion, his study of the ...
Norman Hackerman: Nothing But Turn-Downs, Before the War, and Enlisting in the Navy - Part 4
In the fourth segment of this series, Hackerman discusses sending upwards of 500 hand-written letters world-wide in search of a position at a university, the ...
Norman Hackerman: Johns Hopkins, Career Struggles, and the Chemistry of Salad Dressing - Part 3
In the third segment of this series, Hackerman discusses his experience at Johns Hopkins University, his career struggles caused by the Great depression, and how ...
Norman Hackerman: Laboratory Science, Expanding Knowledge, and E. Emmet Reid - Part 2
In the second segment of the series, Hackerman gives us some insight into the importance of laboratory science, the impact of philosophy and psychology no ...
Norman Hackerman: Early Years, The Great Depression, and First Encounters with Chemistry - Part 1
In the first segment of this series, the pioneer in corrosion science discusses his early years, the ...
Khalil Amine on Next Generation Li-ion Batteries
While you may be unfamiliar with Khalil Amine, he has made an immense impact in your life if you happen to use batteries in any ...
Bruce Weisman on Carbon Nanostructures
Bruce Weisman is internationally recognized for his contributions to the spectroscopy and photophysics of carbon nanostructures. He is a pioneer in the field of spectroscopy ...