The Alchemy of Us
john.mccloyA new book, definitely on my reading list.
Author Q&A: The Alchemy of Us explores our transformative relationship with materials
Congratulations Dr. Emily Nienhuis-Marcial!
john.mccloyEmily successfully defended her dissertation, “Structure of Glasses and Glass-Forming Liquids with Application to Nuclear Waste Vitrification.” Since the defense format was virtual, due to our quarantine, we don’t have a picture of the group. So instead, I’m posting a few photos of Emily from her years with the NOME group, 2016-2020.
Congrats again!
(you can see that Emily likes hats, whether in San Antonio or Paris)
You rock Emily!
The Perfect Glass Needed
john.mccloyGlass model of Coronavirus
john.mccloyGood luck to Dr. Mostafa Ahmadzadeh!
john.mccloyLast week was our last week with Mostafa. 5 years ago he came to the NOME group at WSU.
We both looked a bit younger then, but here we are now.
Mostafa also wanted to share his first glass he made here.
He’ll be starting at Exponent in the Boston area very soon.
Good luck Mostafa!
Turning brains to glass
john.mccloyThanks to Jamie for finding this one.
Mount Vesuvius eruption: Extreme heat ‘turned man’s brain to glass’
Happy Holidays!
john.mccloyIt’s important to celebrate, and we had a smashing good time at the annual NOME Christmas Party. We had two ‘alums’ join us: Jose and Saehwa. It was great! Cheers everyone (and enjoy the snow from this morning!)
Congratulations again to Dr. Saleh
john.mccloyMuad Saleh celebrated his hard work on Saturday at commencement, shown here with Prof. McCloy and Prof. Lynn, his co-advisors.
Congratulations to (now) Dr. Muad Saleh!
john.mccloyLast Friday Muad Saleh defended his dissertation, “Characterization and Optimization of Dopants, Impurities, and Defects in Bulk Optical and Semiconductor Materials ZnS, beta-Ga2O3, and Nd:YAG.”
Congratulations Muad!
