Tag: amanda grennell
Bringing Science to the Table
What is an engaged scientist?
No Paine, No Gain
Alex has spent the past year seriously dedicated to building her body’s muscles, and the results are pretty miraculous.
#ThanksScience – Keeping money safe
U.S. scientists have been inventing advanced anti-counterfeiting technologies as far back as Benjamin Franklin.
Flavor tripping on the REAL miracle fruit
Are you ready to experience fruit like never before?
#ThanksScience – Selfie Culture, brought to you by the Charge Coupled Device (CCD)
The value of basic science has become a heated debate in politics.
Science in the 2016 Presidential Election: Room for Improvement
If you’ve been paying attention to recent presidential debates, you’ve noticed that the current election has been a rancorous one.
Ten-hundred Word Challenge: Part One
Can graduate students Jaimee Hoefert, Amanda Grennell, and Alison Gilchrist explain their research in ONLY the most common 1000 words?
Plasma Explosion Imaging: Blowing up nanoparticles with ultrafast laser pulses
Scientists and engineers have been tinkering with lasers since the 1950’s, building a world in which lasers have become ubiquitous in our daily lives.
Graduate Student Snapshot: Simone Hyater-Adams
Growing up completely immersed in the world of performing arts, Simone had no idea how one physics class would change the course of her life.
Science Buffs 