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Iamn Joel.p and I want to share about Albert Einstein and what about him is that Albert Einstein was born at Ulm, in Württemberg, Germany, on March 14, 1879. Six weeks later the family moved to Munich, where he later on began his schooling at the Luitpold Gymnasium and some imporatnt facts a learn from his are that Einstein didn't fail math as a child and A solar eclipse helped make Einstein world famous and also His net worth, post death, comes to a total of $12 Million also alber Einstein help by study the space cuz he new that the space was wa to progress in the world

and Albert Einstein is known in popular culture for his famous E = mc² formula. Scientists know him for revolutionizing physics with his general theory of relativity

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Hi, I am Takwa Li and I want to share about Tu Youyou:the mother of artemisinin, a Nobel Prize-winning Chinese malariologist and pharmaceutical chemist. She discovered artemisinin (also known as qīnghāosù, 青蒿素) and dihydroartemisinin, used to treat malaria, a breakthrough in twentieth-century tropical medicine, saving millions of lives in South China, Southeast Asia, Africa, and South America.In 1972, she and her colleagues obtained the pure substance and named it qinghaosu (青蒿素), or artemisinin in English.This substance has now saved millions of lives, especially in the developing world. Tu also studied the chemical structure and pharmacology of artemisinin. Tu's group first determined the chemical structure of artemisinin. In 1973, Tu was attempting to confirm the carbonyl group in the artemisinin molecule when she accidentally synthesized dihydroartemisinin.For her work on malaria, she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine on 5 October 2015.

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Hi,I am Takpui Li.I love aviation,So I want to share two scientists about aviation.They are the Wright brothers.Their names are Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright.Orville and Wilbur Wright were American aviation pioneers who are famous for inventing, building, and flying the world's first successful airplane.

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Hi, I'm Maria and I'm from San Lorenzo High School and I thought it was great that Nikola created the Tesla company on his own and that it is now a very well-known company. If there were no electricity, I wouldn't be able to create everything that is being created now and Nikola is a great scientist with everything he managed to do.

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Hi! I am Junxian Chen and I wan to share about Liangbing Hu. He did his Ph.D. (2002-2007) at University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), focusing on carbon-nanotube-based nanoelectronics.In 2006, he co-founded Unidym Inc. and led the development of roll-to-roll printed carbon nanotube films and device integration in touch screens, LCDs, flexible OLDEs, and solar cells. He has published >450 research papers (including >10 Science and Nature) and is an inventor with 25 issued patents and 45 patent applications.

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Hi, I am Pablo Buenrostro and I want to share about John A. Rogers. John Rogers has a PhD degree in physical chemistry from MIT, with his knowledge he has researched about 'soft materials', like polymers, liquid crystals, and biological tissues in order to control and induce novel electronic responses in these materials. He has done a lot for our community because he has thought many students, and more than 115 of his former students are in competitive institutions, like Stanford, MIT, Northwestern, Duke, Dartmouth, Univ. Illinois, Georgia Tech, Univ Southern Calif, Penn State, Texas A&M Univ, Purdue Univ, NCSU and more.

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Hi, I am Alicia and I want to share about Issac Newton. He helped shaped our understanding of the physical world and have practical applications in various fields. He explained the workings of the universe through mathematics. He formulated laws of motion and gravitation, development to calculus, contributions to technology,etc. These contributions highlight his impact in science and its laws.

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Calculus and Dynamics

As a young scientist and mathematician, Sir Isaac Newton invented the generalized binomial theorem and began developing the mathematical theory that would later become calculus.

While working as a Cambridge professor, Newton's work in optics earned him recognition by the Royal Society. And his 1687 work, The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, is considered today the single greatest work in the history of science. In it he described universal gravitation and the three laws of motion, derived from Kepler's Laws. He also exhibited his dedication to God by writing: "This most beautiful system of the sun, planets, and comets, could only proceed from the counsel and dominion of an intelligent and powerful Being....This Being governs all things, not as the soul of the world, but as Lord over all; and on account of his dominion he is wont to be called Lord God "pantokrator," or Universal Ruler."

His work at the Royal Mint earned him knighthood in 1705, and he was elected to the French Académie des Sciences, as well as serving as President of the Royal Society in 1703. But he was also a serious student of the Bible and published several theological works. After he died in 1727, he was interred in Westminster Abbey.

These men generally believed in the inspiration and authority of the Bible, as well as in the deity and saving work of Jesus Christ. They believed that God had supernaturally created all things, each with its own complex structure for its own unique purpose. More...

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As a young scientist and mathematician, Sir Isaac Newton invented the generalized binomial theorem and began developing the mathematical theory that would later become calculus. While working as a Cambridge professor, Newton's work in optics earned him recognition by the Royal Society.

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Hi I am Ana and I want to share about Younan Xia was born in Jingjiang, Jiangsu, China he went to school in University of Science and Technology of Chinain 1987 M.S. University of Pennsylvania in 1993 Ph.D. Harvard University in 1996 Xia is a Chemist Bioengineer and Materials engineer

he focuses on Catalysis, Nanotechnology, Nanocrystal, Chemical engineering and Nanocages Younan xia analizes how to catch cancer at an early stage not only that but also other diseases he studies how nanocrystals interact with cells in the body he also studies medicine not just any medicine but how medicine can rejuvenate and fully recover damaged tissue or organs

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Hi, I am Marely Jimenez and I want to share about Ada Lovelace. Born on the 10th of December 1815 passed 27th of November 1852. Ada was an English mathmatician and writer known for her work on Charles Baddage's proposed mechanical general-purpose computer, the Analytical Engine. She was the first to recognize the machine had applications beyond pure calculation. Lovelace's interest in mathematics and logic in an effort to prevent her from developing her fathers insanity. Although Lovelace was very ill most of her childhood she took her studies very seriously. Lovelace's educational and socialism brought her into contact with scientists such as Charles Babbage, and many more. contacts which she used to further her education.Lovelace described her approach as "poetical science"and herself as an Analyst & Metaphysician. When she was eighteen, Lovelace's mathematical talents led her to a long working relationship and friendship with fellow British mathematician Charles Babbage, who is known as "the father of computers". She was in particular interested in Babbage's work on the Analytical Engine.Lovelace's notes are important in the early history of computers, especially since the seventh one contained what many consider to be the first computer program—that is, an algorithm designed to be carried out by a machine.

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I'm Maliya and I want to share this famous scientist named Albert Einstein that created a lot of things for us, he is from Germany, he was a famous physicist. He was born on March 14, 1879. His research spanned from quantum, he also did mechanics to theories about gravity and motion. He is famous for E=mc squared formula. He had the general theory of relativity. He died by a blood vessel in his heart on April 18th, 1955. He received honorary doctorate degrees in science, medicine and philosophy from many European and American universities. Everybody knows him and most people thought he made a light bulb but it was Thomas Edision. He was also a noble prize winner.

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Hi, my name is Anmol Sohi and I want to share about Alfred Wilm. Born June 25, 1869 in Silesia, he was a German metallurgist who invented the alloy Al-Cu-Mg-Mn, which is now known as Duralumin and is used extensively in aircraft. A metallurgist is a scientist who studies metals and their uses. Not much is known about Alfred Wilm. We do know that in Neubabelsberg, 1901, Wilm discovered age hardening of aluminum alloys while working in private military-industrial lab Zentralstelle fur wissenschaftlich-technische Untersuchungen (Center for Scientific-Technical Research). Age hardening is a heat-based treatment process to bring aluminim alloys to maximum hardness. By 1906, a patent was filed for his newly developed alloy. Later, the patent was purchased, and the alloy was renamed as Duralumin. What was quite unusual was that unlike other scientists of his time, Wilm did not a write a single article on age hardening until 1911. Wilm was also working to develop an aluminum alloy that would replace brass in ammunition. However, around that time, the patent on Duralumin was ignored and breached by many firms, and Wilm struggled to protect his rights under it, but to no avail. In 1919, Wilm retired from research and became a farmer. On August 6, 1937, he died on his farm in Poland. Duralumin enabled the development of lightweight, strong aircraft, paved the way for strong materials used in modern aircraft and spacecraft, and influenced the usage of lightweight materials for improved fuel efficiency and performance. It is also used in bridges, trains, and ships for it's efficient structural properties as well as influencing and laying the foundation for high-strength aluminum alloys used in current technologies.

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Hi, I'm Rossica kang, a San Lorenzo high student. I researched about Michael Gratzel a 2010 mellennium technology prize winner. He is a Professor and director of the Laboratory of Photonics and Interfaces at the Swiss Federal Technology Institute of Lausanne. He invented the third-generation solar cells also called Gratzel cells. This invention was created in 1991, inspired by living plants and photosynthesis, allowing scientists to turn light into electricity. Graztel cells use electrostatic force to turn solar energy into electrical energy. With this invention, we can solve environmental issues without the reliance on fossil fuels. We can have a cleaner, greener, and healthier environment using solar energy.

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Hi, I'm Aceline Huang and I want to share about George M. Whitesides, an American material scientist born on August 3, 1939, in Lousiville, Kentucky. He went to college at California Institute of Technology and Harvard University. He specializes in organic chemistry, enzymes, and quantum mechanics. He studies nanotechnology, monolayer, microfluidics, self-assembled monolayer, and adsorption. His interests are in physical and organic chemistry, materials science, biophysics, molecular electronics, and a lot more. Whitesides and his research team have made significant contributions to soft lithography and microcontact printing, and it's used for the fabrication of patterns and features on many different materials. His contributions have become a standard in the field of science.

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Hello my name is Maritza and I want to share about Alan MacDairmid. He was born on the 14th of April in 1927 and died on the 7th of February 2007. He was a New Zeland born American. He received a Nobel Prize for Chemistry in the year 2000. He is know for the discovery and development of conductive polymers. They are plastic material that conduct electricity.

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Hi,I am shengxian li and I want to share about Ben Zhong Tang.Tang Ben zhong is the Chang Kwok Chung Professor of Science, Chair Professor of the Department of Chemistry and Chair Professor of the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. His research interests include macromolecular chemistry, materials science, and biomedical theranostics.Tang Benzhong is President Deng Xiaoqi Chair Professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen). His research interests include macromolecular chemistry, materials science, and biomedical theranostics. He spearheaded research on aggregation-induced luminescence (AIE), a topic ranked second in chemistry and materials science in Thomson Reuters' 2015 Research Frontiers report.Professor Tang received his bachelor's degree and doctorate degree from South China University of Technology and Kyoto University respectively. He conducted postdoctoral research at the University of Toronto. He joined the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology as an assistant professor in 1994 and was promoted to chair professor in 2008. He is currently a Distinguished Visiting Professor at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He has been elected as an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), the Asia-Pacific Academy of Materials Science (APAM), the World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), the International Federation of Biomaterials Science and Engineering Societies, and the Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Association (AAIA).

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Hello everyone, I am changfu, and I would like to share something about Wang Zhenxi. Wang Zhenxi studied in Shanghai Nanyang Model Middle School in his early years. Later, he was admitted to the Department of Technical Physics of the University of Science and Technology of China and graduated in 1964. After that, he entered the Magnetism Laboratory of the Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences and engaged in research on microwave ferrite materials. From 1973 to 1975, he served as a visiting scholar at the Nair Magnetism Laboratory of the French National Center for Scientific Research, where he engaged in magnetic research on amorphous rare earth alloys and collaborated with French scientists to discover a new type of magnet called "Sperimagnet". structure. In the 1980s, he led the independent development of NdFeB magnetic materials.

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Hi, I'm fredderic H. and I want to share about Marie Curie, she was born on November 7, 1867. She was the first female scientist to receive the Nobel Prize and to be the first female professor at the Sorbonne University in Paris. the reason she was very important was because she discoveries such as the radioactive elements polonium and radium. Although this element already existed before, it was given various new uses, by being applied in the piezoelectricity or formation of an electric potential by deforming certain crystals. they initially obtained a small amount of radium and were able to isolate the element in metallic form, seeing that it was a soft metal. It was also later used for various uses in medicine.

One of the most famous quote from her is "I am one of those who think that science has great beauty. A scientist in his laboratory is not only a technician."

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Kumusta! My name is Vince Alconcel, and I want to share about John Ryan C. Dizon, a mechanical engineer in the Philippines. He is currently a professor for the State University of Bataan Peninsula. He has contributed to the invention of Advances in 3D printing of thermoplastic polymer composites and nano composites. Forces that are involved with the inventions of 3D printing consist of molecular and electrostatic forces. His impact to my community is that it will help develop more materials and stuff that can be used to help the communities and everyone's lives around the Philippines, which is my home!

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Hi, I am Oscar Juarez from San Lorenzo High School. I want to share about a Mexican physical chemist named Mario Molina. He was the first Mexican-born person to receive a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his role in discovering the threat to the Earth's ozone layer from chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) gasses. He also played a role in discovering the Antarctic ozone layer. His discovery of the threat to Earth's ozone layer was helpful to the world because CFC gasses were used in almost everything like for example refrigerators. This led to people stop using CFC gasses because as they continue using them, the ozone layer will start depleting.

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Ramamoorthy Ramesh

Contributed to the Synthesis, assembly and understanding of complex functional oxides.

Ramaoorthy used gravitational forces along with electromagnetic forces.

Ramaoorthy Ramesh Has made a huge positive impact on the community by using epitaxy as a pathway to create model systems.

Keith Marshall III

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Hi, I am Phuong.H and I want to share about Nguyen Van Hieu

Prof. Acad. Nguyen Van Hieu was a manager with a strategic vision, who dedicated his life to the career of scientific research, always struggling to find solutions for the progress of the country's science, he was also a leading scientist in Vietnam, especially in the fields of physics and materials science, likened to a scientific monument of the generation of leading scientists in Vietnam.

In 1956, student Nguyen Van Hieu graduated with a bachelor's degree in Physics with distinction, then became a young cadre, teaching at Hanoi University (now Hanoi National University).

In 1957, two scientists Tsun Dao Lee and Chen Ning Yang made a big step in the theory of asymmetry of the microscopic world, earning them the Nobel Prize in Physics. The above topic was extensively debated in many scientific publications of the Soviet Union (former) in 1958 and was introduced by Professor Ta Quang Buu in a lecture at Hanoi University. Lecturer Nguyen Van Hieu at that time was 20 years old, fascinated by the attraction of this new scientific problem, equipped himself with mathematical knowledge to read and understand more deeply the books of those above scientists.

In 1960, at the age of 22, he was sent to work at the Union Institute for Nuclear Research Dubna, Soviet Union (former). This was considered a world-famous physics research center at that time. At this time, high-energy physics was thriving in the direction of neutrino physics and strong inter-particle interactions. In Dubna, research in both directions was very active. Academician M. A. Markov and Academician B. M. Pontencorvo presided over the neutrino direction. As for the theory to explain strong interactions by Academician N. N. Bogolyubov and Professor A. A. Logunov presided. PhD student Nguyen Van Hieu was under the direct guidance of Prof. Markov and Prof. Logunov. This is also the time when the research direction of Prof. Logunov thrives. Dr. Nguyen Van Hieu focused all his time and energy on a new research area with Professor Logunov: Theory of Strong Interactions. “My job is to do it specifically, to prove it, to write it down into a formula, to write it down as a work, which takes a lot of time. But thanks to my preparation in Vietnam, I learned a lot about math problems and basic knowledge, so I only needed to use it at that time, so I did it very quickly. After reading it, Prof. Logunov said, "This is worth doing a doctoral thesis, so write it immediately," Prof. Acad. Nguyen Van Hieu shared. After one year, he completed his doctoral thesis (now a doctoral thesis of science) under the guidance of Prof. Logunov in Dubna. He defended his doctoral thesis with the absolute consent of the Review Board, in 1964.

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Hi, I am paradise and I want to share about Michael Grätzel. He conducts research on photonics and has made a name for himself by developing a new type of solar cell (“Grätzel cell”) that notably performs better in low light.For the absorption of light energy, the Grätzel cell does not use inorganic semi-conductor materials but organic dye.

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Hello I am Ricardo A and am going to talk about Yi Cui. He was born in 1976 and went to Harvard and graduated in 2002 and is currently a professor at Stanford university. Yi cui specialized in Nanotechnology, Energy, Environment, 2D materials, Nanobio material. His greatest invention was creating lithium-ion battery.

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Hi, I'm Sui Lu and I want to share about Xia Younan.He graduated from Jingjiang Senior High School in Jiangsu Province in 1982, received a bachelor's degree from the University of Science and Technology of China in 1987,[5][6] went to study in the United States in 1991, and received a master's degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1993,[7] received a bachelor's degree from Harvard University in 1996 Ph.D. under the tutelage of American chemist George Whitesides. [8] Joined the University of Washington as an assistant professor in 1997, was promoted to associate professor in 2002, and to professor in 2004. He served as a professor at Washington University in St. Louis in 2007 and at the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2012.He is a Chinese American chemist, materials scientist, and bioengineer whose research focuses on the following five major themes:

Nanocrystal synthesis, including mechanistic understanding, experimental control, and method development. The goal of this research is to lay the scientific foundation for the large-scale production of nanocrystals with well-controlled composition, structure, shape, and other properties, which can be used in optical sensing/imaging, biomedical research, photonics, electronics, and catalysis.

Nanomedicine, including targeted delivery and controlled release, molecular imaging for early cancer diagnosis, and effective treatment of cancer and other diseases. Specifically, we are developing gold nanocages as multifunctional platform materials for a range of therapeutic diagnostic applications. We are also systematically studying how cells interact with nanocrystals with well-controlled size, shape, morphology, and surface properties.

Regenerative medicine, including the bioinspired design of novel scaffolds with well-controlled properties for manipulating stem cell differentiation, neurite outgrowth, tissue regeneration, and vascularization in large tissue structures. We aim to advance this field by introducing precision, control, and quantification into the design and manufacture of scaffolds in order to better understand scaffold-cell interactions and fully restore the function of damaged tissues or organs.

Structure-property relationships of shape-controlled nanocrystals, including localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR), surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS), light harvesting, local field enhancement, plasmonic waveguides, and metamaterials. Specifically, we seek to better understand and control phenomena arising from light-matter interactions using nanocrystals synthesized by our group with controllable properties.

Catalysis, including surface capping, facet-dependent catalytic activity and selectivity, resistance to sintering, and more active and durable catalysts for proton exchange membrane fuel cells. Our goal is to better understand and control several important industrial reactions (e.g., CO oxidation and oxygen reduction) using nanocrystals synthesized by our group with specific types of surface facets.

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Hi, I am Jiahn Choi and I want to share about Yang-Kook Sun, a Professor of Energy Engineering at the Hanyang University in Seoul, South Korea. What is he best known for?

The fields of study he is best known for:

Oxygen

Organic chemistry

Electrochemistry

His primary areas of investigation include Lithium, Cathode, Electrochemistry, Inorganic chemistry and Chemical engineering. His studies deal with areas such as Battery and Nanotechnology as well as Lithium. The study incorporates disciplines such as Coprecipitation, Nickel, Transition metal, Oxygen and Analytical chemistry in addition to Cathode.

His Electrochemistry study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Metallurgy, Anode, Thermal stability and Intercalation. His Inorganic chemistry study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Oxide, Lithium oxide, Scanning electron microscope, Transmission electron microscopy and Spinel. His Chemical engineering study incorporates themes from Dielectric spectroscopy, Electrolyte and Doping.

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Hello our names are Alex Diaz and Ivan. We are introducing Dmitri Mendeleev he was a Russian chemist best known for creating the Periodic Table of Elements. In 1869, he arranged the 63 known elements into a table based on atomic mass, revealing that elements with similar properties appeared at regular intervals. This arrangement highlighted the periodic nature of element properties and allowed Mendeleev to predict the existence and properties of undiscovered elements. His work revolutionized the understanding of chemical behavior and laid the foundation for modern chemistry.

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Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent Professor of the history and philosophy of science, University of Paris X Nanterre, France.

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Dmitri Mendeleev | Biography, Periodic Table, & Facts

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Dmitri Mendeleev, Russian chemist who devised the periodic table of the elements. Mendeleev found that, when all the known chemical elements were arranged in order of increasing atomic weight, the resulting table displayed a recurring pattern, or periodicity, of properties within groups of elements.

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Hi, our names are Melanie G and Alaina W. Zhenan Bao is a American chemical engineer she is a chinese born American. She serves as a k.k Lee professor as a chemical Engineering at Stanford University. She's is making electronic skin that mimics human skin functions and it even goes beyond its capabilities. This uses electrostatic forces.

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Hi this is Nataly and Celin we will be writing about Thomas Ahearn and what he invented. Ahearn reputedly invented the electric cooking range. he then became director of the Bank of Canada and other leading institution and a prominent local philanthropist. He is the reason why we have heat,electric iron and finally the electric cooking range.

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Hi, our names are Ariana and Brianna. We would like to share about Soria Coriani, she is currently a professor in the Dept. of Chemistry at Technical University of Denmark. Her research is thus at the borderline between chemistry and physics, and often involves interdisciplinary collaborations with experimentalists.The general objective of her research is the development and application of quantum-chemical methodologies for a reliable description of static and dynamic molecular properties, in particular of systems representing challenging case studies in view of their dimensionality, the complexity of their environment, the level of accuracy aimed at, as well as the novelty and/or esoteric content of the properties considered.

Sonia’s contribution:

Development of electronic-structure (response) methods of increasing and controlled accuracy for molecular properties and spectroscopy

Development of Damped Response Theory, especially for the coupled cluster wave-function ansatz

Development of (gauge-invariant) response-based CC and TDDFT approaches for Magnetic Circular Dichroism, Nuclear Spin Circular Dichroism, Magneto-Chiral Circular Dichroism, Circular Polarized Phosphorescence, Vibrational Circular Dichroism, Raman Scattering, Jones Birefringence

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Hi, I'm Mika Cervantes and I'm sharing about Katherine Faber, a material science researcher. She focuses on the brittleness of materials to see if they can be strengthened. Katherine has tested how well porous materials can filter out liquids. She's also a professor teaching Material Science at California Institute of Technology.

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Hi, I'm Ashley and Sandra and I want to share about Robert Langer who was born on August 29, 1948 in Albany, New York. He is an American bio technologist, businessman, chemical engineer, chemist, and inventor. He is also one of the nine Institute professors at MIT. He's a former member of the United States' FDA's science board, the highest advisory board ever, serving a term of chairman from 1999-2002. He has received over 220 major awards and is one out of three individuals in the world to receive both of the United States' National Medal of Science and United States National Medal of Technology ad Innovation. He is well renowned and one of the most important people in biotechnology in the world, and responsible for the patent for over 400 medical, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology companies. Products that have been known to treat alcoholism, narcotic addiction, diabetes, and other diseases have been formed from Langer's principles.

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Hi I'm writing about Marie Curie, a French Physicist and Chemist. Marie Curie was born on November, 7, 1867 in Warsaw, Poland. This woman is known for the discovery of radium and polonium. Radium is the chemical element, also known as alkaline earth metals. polonium is a rare and high radioactive metal/element. She discovered that radium destroyed diseased cells faster than healthy cells which led to her discovery of cancer treatments. Her intelligence and hard work landed her in winning a Nobel prize award. Marie Curie died in 1934 from aplastic anemia, a condition she obtained after years of exposure to radiation.

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, LOU Xiongwen David received his PhD degree from Cornell university in 2008.Right after graduation, he joined Nanyang Technological University ntu as an Assistant Professor.His main research interest is on designed synthesis of nanostructured materials for energy applications including batteries, electrolysis and photocatalysis.

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2023 March Author Interview-Louis H.S. Lau and Cosmos L.T. Guo

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Hi this is Salvador and Gael. Gael and I would like to talk about James Robert Durrant. He's a British photo-chemist. He is a professor of photo-chemistry at Imperial College London and Sêr Cymru Solar Professor at Swansea University. He serves as director of the centre for plastic electronics.

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Hi I'm Carlos and I want to share about Zhong lin wang born November 1961) is a Chinese-American physicist, materials scientist and engineer specialized in nanotechnology, energy science and electronics. Wang invented the piezoelectric nanogenerators and initiated the field of nanoenergy. Developing novel technologies for wireless nanodevices and nanosystems are of critical importance for in-situ, real-time and implantable biosensors, environmental science, personal electronics and national security using elecectrostatic forces piezo electric forces triboelectric forces and mechanical forces His research on self-powered nanosystems has inspired the worldwide effort in academia and industry for harvesting ambient energy for micro-nano-systems, which is now a distinct disciplinary in energy science for future sensor networks and internet of things

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Hi, I'm Mariajose Sanchez Rocha and I want to share about Mildred Dresselhaus, known as the "Queen of Carbon Science", she was an American physicist, materials scientist, and nanotechnologist. She was an institute professor and professor of both physics and electrical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

“The Queen of Carbon”, is a native of the Bronx, New York City, where she attended the New York City public schools through junior high school, completing her high school education at Hunter College High School in New York City. She began her higher education at Hunter College in New York City and received a Fulbright Fellowship to attend the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University (1951-52). Professor Dresselhaus received her master’s degree at Radcliffe College (1953) and her Ph.D. at the University of Chicago (1958).

Professor Dresselhaus began her MIT career at the Lincoln Laboratory. During that time she switched from research on superconductivity to magneto-optics, and carried out a series of experiments which led to a fundamental understanding of the electronic structure she demonstrated that it is possible to use nanostructures to separately adjust electrical and thermal conductivity. This concept was used by her to show how thermoelectric materials could be reconfigured to new classes of nanoscale energy-generating devices based on conversion of waste heat to electricity.

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Hi this is Ellie and Leilanie. Leilanie, and I would like to share about Olivia Graeve she's a mechanical and professor at university of California San Diego. She's also the director of the Calibaja center for resilient materials and systems at US San Diego. Shes more focused into materials in extreme environments, with her searching this and actually finding a solution would benefit Us because the environment its getting worse and worse.

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Olivia Graeve on materials in extreme environments & on diversity in the materials community

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Hi, I'm Jason and I want to share about Yuan Longping: the Father of Hybrid Rice, Scientist Who Changed China and the World.

Yuan Longping (1930-2021), an outstanding agricultural scientist in my country, is known as the "Father of Hybrid Rice". He pioneered hybrid technology, devoted himself to the study of rice cultivation technology, and successfully cultivated high-yield hybrid rice, making outstanding contributions to global food security.

Yuan Longping's scientific contribution: hybrid rice

Through years of research and practice, Yuan Longping helped his team successfully cultivate the world's first generation of practical hybrid rice varieties in 1973. This technology greatly increased rice production, increasing rice yield by more than 20%, and solving the problem of food and clothing for China's original global population.

Force analysis in hybrid rice

Gravity (gravitation): During the growth of rice, gravity affects the uprightness of traction and the ground growth of the root system, providing stability for the solution.

Intermolecular force: The cell wall structure and intermolecular force of hybrid rice determine the resistance of rice to lodging, and the yield still supports growth in wind and rain.

Photosynthesis and solar radiation: Rice produces organic matter through photosynthesis under sunlight, which is converted into the growth power of rice and is one of the core factors of high yield.

The impact of hybrid rice on China

Food security: Yuan Longping's hybrid rice technology has greatly increased China's grain production, turning China from a food-deficient country into a country that is basically self-sufficient in food and capable of accepting foreign aid.

Promoting agricultural modernization: The promotion of hybrid rice has promoted mechanized planting and scientific management, and realized the modernization of China's agriculture.

Enhance international influence: Yuan Longping's technology has been promoted to many countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America, etc., helping these regions solve food problems and enhancing China's scientific and moral influence in the world.

Yuan Longping has been carrying the dream of "keeping himself away from hunger" throughout his life, using science and practice to benefit all mankind. His contribution not only freed the Chinese people from the shadow of famine, but also let the world see the power of agricultural technology.

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Im Mando and I want to share to you about a famous scientist that played a big role in our lives today. Nikola Tesla was born in Croatia and was a scientist that played a major role in our electricity supply system. He immigrated to the U.S and became a where he became a naturalized citizen . He worked for a short time at the Edison Machine Works in New York City before he struck out on his own. With the help of partners to finance his ideas, Tesla set up laboratories and companies in New York to develop electrical and mechanical devices. Nikola Tesla used Electric forces in his help with electricity by using electric forces which is an repulsive or attracted interaction between any two charged bodies, like negative or positive charges.

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Hi I'm Angela Marie E Fabruada, and I want to share about Dioscoro L. Umali; the Father of Philippine Plant Breeding. He was a Filipino Agriculturalist and a National Scientists awarded several international honors and distinctions for his outstanding achievements and improvements of rice, corn and other economic plants. The International Rice Research Institute named a laboratory in his honor.

Born in Biñan, Laguna, Umali pursued a degree in BS Agriculture at the University of the Philippines College of Agriculture (UP CA), eventually joining the faculty as an instructor. He furthered his studies at Cornell University, earning a PhD in Genetics and Plant Breeding in 1949. He has contributed in various fields regarding the improvements of various crops regarding:

Crop Breeding - He developed numerous rice varieties and hybrid corn adapted to Philippine conditions, producing 14 rice varieties and five corn hybrids by 1958.

Disease Resistance - Umali's research focused on identifying disease-resistant relatives of abaca, leading to the creation of F1 hybrids that are crucial for ongoing abaca breeding programs.

Mussaenda Development - He also contributed to the development of various varieties of Mussaenda philipica.

Additionally, He accurately predicted that makapuno coconut could be cultivated to produce 100% makapuno nuts, a theory later validated by another researcher. This was proven by the work of Dr. Emerita V. de Guzman then a faculty member of UP CA in the 1960s-1970s.

As a mentor, he inspired many students who became scientists and research administrators, and his leadership helped shape the direction of agriculture, agrarian reform, and rural development in the Philippines. Dr. Umali is recognized as the Father of Philippine Plant Breeding, leaving a lasting impact on the Philippine's agricultural landscape.

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Hi, I am Johanne A. Lim, and I would like to share about Dr. Juvy Monserate, a distinguished licensed chemical engineer and material scientist, has been at the forefront of nanotechnology research in the Philippines. A graduate of Central Philippine University with a Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering, Dr. Monserate pursued advanced degrees in Material Science and Engineering from the University of the Philippines Diliman, where he specialized in nanotechnology. Currently serving as a Professor and Head of the Nanotechnology R&D Facility at Central Luzon State University (CLSU), his research spans various fields, including biomedicine, food, agriculture, energy, and environmental science.

Dr. Monserate's innovative work focuses on creating solutions that address pressing challenges in health and sustainability. Among his notable contributions are nano-structured alcohol, hand sanitizers, and nano-filter masks infused with synthesized nanoparticles, which played a vital role in mitigating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. His dedication to integrating science and practical applications has established him as a prominent figure in Philippine nanotechnology.

Dr. Juvy Monserate's Key Contributions to My Community:

Developed nano-structured alcohol and hand sanitizers infused with nanoparticles and turmeric extract, effective against viruses such as H1N1 and SARS, and instrumental during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Designed nano-filter masks with synthesized nanoparticles to provide additional protection for frontliners during the pandemic.

Conducted research on the synthesis and application of nanocomposites from agricultural waste, such as rice straw and coconut husks, for agricultural and environmental purposes.

Pioneered innovations in nanomedicine, food security, and energy, benefiting industries and communities across the Philippines.

Dr. Juvy Monserate's Awards and Recognitions:

Recognized Global Scientist and Engineer for Their Contribution in COVID Mitigation - Department of Science and Technology, 2020

DOST-PCAARRD Technology Dissemination and Utilization Award - Department of Science and Technology, 2019

Leadership Award - Rotary Club Munoz

AFMA R and D AWARD 29th National Research Forum 2017 - Production Nanotechnology of Cellulose Acetate from Rice Straw and Its Agricultural and Environmental Application

AFMA R and D AWARD 28th National Research Forum 2016 - Synthesis Characterization of Nanocomposites from Coconut Waste (Coconut Husk) Numerous researches and journal publications about Nanotechnology.

Research Speaker to PIChE National Convention, 2020

PICHE Bataan's Entry to Zara Awards on his research to fight COVID-19 through Nanotechnology—Philippine Association for the Advancement of Science, 2020

Dr. Juvy Monserate's pioneering work in nanotechnology has profoundly impacted the Filipino community, addressing health crises, promoting sustainable agriculture, and fostering innovation in science and engineering. His commitment to translating research into practical solutions exemplifies the transformative power of science in improving lives. Through his contributions, Dr. Monserate not only advances nanotechnology but also empowers the Philippines to lead in sustainable and impactful innovations.

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Hi, I'm Shandy Shane A. Español and I want to share about Julian Banzon, a pioneering Filipino biochemist, significantly benefited my community and the world through his groundbreaking research on alternative fuels derived from indigenous crops like sugarcane and coconut. His innovative methods for extracting oils and producing ethyl esters revolutionized the biofuel industry in the Philippines, leading to numerous advantages. By reducing reliance on fossil fuels, Banzon's work contributed to a cleaner and more sustainable environment. Additionally, his research stimulated economic growth by boosting the local agriculture and biofuel sectors, creating jobs and empowering rural communities. His legacy as a National Scientist and the first director of the Philippine Atomic Research Center further solidifies his impact on science and technology in the region.

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Hi, I am Shainara Marie Asula, and I want to share about Dainty Clarice Rabang, a Filipino geoscientist expert in the field of geology and earth science. Today, she is working as the head of the Climate Resilient Development Section of the Palawan Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, where she analyzes geohazard maps and develops plans and projects to improve community resilience. With her passion for a sustainable environment and addressing community problems to resiliency, she also joined Earth Materials Science Laboratories as a project manager and researcher for the hydrogeochemical baselining of watersheds in Palawan. Rabang aims to bridge the gap between science and local communities, particularly in Palawan. Moreover, she earned her degree at the University of the Philippines Diliman in Geology and is currently taking a Master's Degree.

Here are some of the notable research and contributions done by Dainty Clarice Rabang.

In Research:

• Estimating the rates of chemical weathering of ultramafic rocks in small tropical watersheds: This research, presented at the Goldschmidt 2023 Conference, aims to understand the impact of chemical weathering on the environment and ecosystems in tropical regions.

• Distribution and speciation of chromium in active and legacy nickel laterite tailings: This research, also presented at the Goldschmidt 2023 Conference, focuses on the environmental impact of chromium, a metal often found in nickel laterite mining operations.

• Anyong Lupa, Anyong Tubig: A Peek at the State of Earth Science Understanding in the Philippines: This research, presented at the Geocon 2023 Conference, explores the current state of earth science understanding in the Philippines.

• Alluvial Fan Flooding in South Palawan due to Tropical Storm Maring: This research, presented at the Geocon 2022 Conference, investigates the impact of flooding on South Palawan.

• Characterization of sandstones of Caramoan Peninsula: Implications on provenance and tectonic setting: This research, presented at the Asia Oceania Geosciences Society Conference 2018, examines the geological history of the Caramoan Peninsula.

• Characterization of clays and other minerals present in a hyperalkaline spring, Narra, Palawan, Philippines: This research investigates the unique mineral composition of a hyperalkaline spring in Palawan.

Contributions to the Community:

• Climate Resilient Development: As head of the Climate Resilient Development Section, Rabang is working to strengthen Palawan's resistance to climate change and natural catastrophes.

• Community Engagement: She volunteered at the Puerto Princesa City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) and the Bohol Island Geopark, where she actively distributed her geoscientific knowledge as a lecturer and resource speaker.

• Research and Publication: Her research and publications lead to a better understanding of geological processes and their environmental impact.

• Academic Engagement: Rabang is an active member of the academic community, presenting her research at conferences and publishing it in scholarly journals.

Earlier this year, Rabang was recognized as one of the three honorable mentions for the Geoscience Ambassador of the Year 2024 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

In general, Clarice Dainty Rabang is a passionate geoscientist who has made significant contributions to the Philippine geoscience community. Her study and work are facilitating a better understanding of geological processes, reducing the effect of natural disasters, and building more resilient communities.

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Hi, I'm Shaennie Viola Gaco, and I will discuss Dr. Marissa Paglicawan. Dr. Marissa A. Paglicawan is one of the eight Filipino scientists named in this year's Asian Scientist Magazine's "Asia Scientist 100." Her works involved in sustainable material development as well as environmental advocacy brought significant contributions. With 30 published research articles, she is an expert who has worked to integrate natural fibers as well as recycle waste materials into eco-friendly industrial applications, helping to push for sustainability around the world.

Here are the contributions of Dr. Marissa Paglicawan in our community:

1. Natural Fiber Composites Advancements:

Developed durable, eco-friendly materials such as woven abaca fiber nanocomposites for construction and automotive applications.

Improved tensile strength and water resistance properties of plasma-treated abaca composites for high performance applications.

2. Innovative Agricultural Waste:

Looked into the possibility of loofah fiber composites for material development with sustainability.

Optimized the mechanical properties of recycled tire-polypropylene blends to reduce environmental damage through material reuse.

3. Community influence:

Developed sustainable materials that reduce environmental waste and provide cost-effective alternatives for construction and manufacturing.

Stimulated local industries by using locally sourced natural fibers such as abaca and loofah, generating livelihood opportunities in rural areas.

Overcame the problems of waste management by recycling tires and rubber and so helped in making communities cleaner and greener.

4. Polymer science and technological developments:

Improved properties of materials for electronic, automotive, and industrial applications; it promoted innovation and enhanced the durability of polymers.

Innovative, cost-effective material introduced for local manufacturing, reduced the dependence on imported goods.

Polymer weathering studies were conducted to make sustainable, long-lasting materials.

Her works have directly benefited the community by creating sustainable materials that reduce environment waste and encourage local industries. For example, a lot of her research helped create affordable alternatives for constructing and manufacturing, which directly creates livelihood opportunities in local rural areas through the exploitation of natural fibers such as abaca and loofah. In addition to that, innovations on recycling waste materials for example tires and rubber contributes to the alleviation of major challenges in a community, thereby making such communities cleaner and more habitable.

In addition to environmental impact, Dr. Paglicawan's technological contributions in polymer science improved material properties for electronics, automotive, and industrial applications, fostering innovation and enhancing polymer durability. She also promoted local manufacturing by introducing innovative and cost-effective materials, creating jobs, and reducing reliance on imported goods. Her dedication to integrating natural fibers and conducting polymer weathering studies has aided in developing long-lasting, sustainable materials, demonstrating the transformative potential of science in addressing environmental and economic challenges.

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Hi, I am Ryza Jae Bantiad and I want to share about Kate Cuyno, a dedicated geoscientist with expertise in geology, geochemistry, and mineral resource evaluation. She is currently a Senior Geologist at the EMS Concrete Petrography Laboratory at the University of the Philippines - Diliman. In demonstrating her commitment to environmental sustainability and community initiatives she has been involved in advanced research studies focusing on geochemical targeting of magmatic-hydrothermal systems, a key area in mineral exploration. Cuyno likely completed her academic training in geology or related fields, with significant exposure to courses in mineralogy, igneous petrology, and analytical geochemistry. Her research utilizes state-of-the-art methods, such as Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) and X-ray diffraction (XRD), to assess the geochemical characteristics of mineral deposits.

Kate Cuyno has made notable contributions to the Philippines in various fields, including geology. sustainability, and community development. Here are her four major contributions:

1. Advancing Coastal Infrastructure Resilience:

Cuyno has been a key contributor to research on the impact of extreme weather conditions on coastal concrete structures in the Philippines. Her work, using concrete petrography, helps improve the resilience of vital infrastructure against climate change, enhancing safety and sustainability in maritime regions.

2. Promoting Geopark Development and Sustainability:

As a key figure in the Bohol Island UNESCO Global Geopark initiative, Cuyno has played a significant role in integrating the geopark concept with sustainable development. Her efforts include aligning projects with the Blue Economy and UNESCO's sustainable development goals, fostering economic and environmental progress.

3. Empowering Youth in Environmental Conservation:

In 2023, representing the Philippines in international youth programs, such as the UGGP Youth Marine Camp, Cuyno has been instrumental in engaging young people in

discussions on geopark management and climate change. Her advocacy promotes youth involvement in sustainable practices and global environmental initiatives.

4. Community-Centric Environmental Research and Advocacy:

Cuyno actively collaborates with local communities and academic institutions to conduct research and conservation projects. For instance, her contributions to coastal geosite monitoring and mangrove restoration projects in Bohol strengthen local ecological resilience while fostering community participation.

Through her contributions, she has advanced the understanding of mineral resources, particularly in the Philippines, aiding in resource discovery and evaluation. Her work significantly impacts mineral exploration and geosciences, particularly in the application of advanced analytical techniques to evaluate and discover mineral resources in Southeast Asia.

These contributions highlight her impact in integrating scientific expertise, environmental advocacy, and community engagement to address critical challenges in the Philippines.

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Hi, I am Jana Emery Sumagang and I want to share about Ruth Esther Delina, a geoscientist specializing in mineralogy and environmental geochemistry. She is currently a PhD student in the Interface Geochemistry section at the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences in Potsdam, Germany. Her research focuses on the behavior of toxic heavy metals in mining-impacted areas, particularly the distribution and speciation of chromium in nickel laterite profiles and their environmental implications. In 2020, she co-authored a study titled "Chromium occurrence in a nickel laterite profile and its implications to surrounding surface waters," published in Chemical Geology. Her master's thesis investigated chromium occurrence in nickel laterites and its implications for surrounding surface waters.

Ruth Esther Delina has made significant contributions to environmental geochemistry, particularly in understanding chromium behavior in mining-impacted environments. Her research has provided valuable insights into the distribution, speciation, and environmental implications of chromium in nickel laterite profiles and surrounding surface waters.

Here are her key contributions in your community:

In 2020, Miss Ruth Esther Delina co-authored a study titled "Chromium occurrence in a nickel laterite profile and its implications to surrounding surface waters," published in Chemical Geology. This research examined how chromium is distributed within nickel laterite deposits and its potential impact on nearby water systems.

• Miss Delina developed optimized sequential extraction methods tailored for chromium partitioning in tropical iron-rich soils and sediments. These procedures enhance the understanding of chromium mobility and its environmental behavior.

⚫ Her work on the distribution and speciation of chromium in active and legacy nickel laterite tailings has provided insights into the environmental risks associated with mining activities and potential remediation strategies.

Throughout her journey, she has bagged awards because of her exemplary performance in the field of geoscience. Her awards are as follows:

• Achieved Magna cum laude honors for her BSc in Geology from the University of the Philippines - Diliman.

• Earned her MSc in Geology from the University of the Philippines Diliman, graduating with Excellence in Graduate Studies.

• Secured the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst Research Grant for her doctoral studies.

• Awarded the International Association of GeoChemistry PhD Student Research Grant in 2022.

• Received the European Mineralogical Union Student Travel Grant in 2023.

Overall, Miss Ruth Esther Adelina's researches has significantly advanced the understanding of heavy metal behavior in mining-impacted environments, contributing to environmental protection and sustainable mining practices, particularly in our community.

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