Posts for Future undergraduate students

Career Panel @ Waterloo Nanotechnology Conference 2019 Recap

Sunday, November 24, 2019 by Monika Rose Snowdon

Thank you to our panelists: Dr. Adam Bergren from NRC, Ms Carley Miki from Mirexus Biotechnologies and Mr. John Riddick from Calbeck Consulting!

Moderator: Camilia Nunez from Concept/Velocity!

Thanks to all the attendees at the Waterloo Nanotechnology Conference 2019 for joining us and asking great questions, as well as the WNC executives team for running such a great event!!

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Alumnus Interview: Dr. Pendar Mahmoudi

Monday, September 3, 2018 by Monika Rose Snowdon
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Alumnus Interview: Dr. Robert Liang

Saturday, June 2, 2018 by Monika Rose Snowdon
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We are pleased to have Dr. Robert Liang as our Alumni network interviewee! We recently caught up with him to get his thoughts on grad school and to find out what he’s up to now. Thanks Rob!

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Alumnus interview: Sibi Sutty

Monday, April 16, 2018 by David Wulff
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I caught up with Sibi Sutty to see what he has been up to recently. After getting two degrees from UW, he's now doing some exciting work with optical coatings. He's also got a lot of other passions, such as climbing mountains and photography! Thanks for the interview Sibi.

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Graduate student interview: Jianjin Dong

Thursday, March 22, 2018 by David Wulff
Jianjin Dong

We are pleased to have Jianjin Dong as our next graduate student interviewee! We recently caught up with him to see what he's working on. It sounds like he's doing some exciting things with nanowires and more! Thanks Jianjin.

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Graduate student interview: Tim Leshuk

Wednesday, January 3, 2018 by David Wulff
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We are pleased to have Tim Leshuk as our very first graduate student interviewee! We recently caught up with him to see what he's working on and to get some advice he has for other grad students. Thanks Tim!

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