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"I work on designing new materials to help address global challenges such as climate change and energy sustainability."

"Given that Stanford played a key role in the dawn of the modern silicon and information revolutions, to me, the University will always be synonymous with groundbreaking ..."

“Capturing transient moments in dynamic process within materials science and photonics is my research interest at Stanford.”

"As an NSF GRFP Fellow and SGF Art and Mary Fong fellow, I have had the privilege and opportunity to follow the research that excites me"

“The collaborative and inclusive environment at Stanford allows me to do cutting-edge research while also giving back to the community through new forms of teaching"

"Just like our imperfections make us unique and interesting humans, imperfections – also known as defects – play a central role in materials science"

"My academic journey has been unique in that along with research, I spent time studying and practicing leadership theories and evidence-based teaching pedagogy."

"Being a Lecturer has been a wonderful homecoming because I did my B.S. in MSE at Stanford (‘18) and a coterminal M.S. in ICME!"

"I am incredibly grateful for the opportunities I’ve had to do impactful research while nurturing my scientific communities"

"What led me to engineering/material science was the feeling that I could only really understand a concept if I could compute it."

"At Stanford, I’ve been given the amazing opportunity to foster several collaborations"

"At Stanford, my research focuses on 2D material heterostructures, particularly stacked ferroelectrics. "