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Husky Bites presents Special Guest Paul Bergstrom

Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Affiliated Professor, Materials Science and Engineering

Co-host

ECE Alumnus Thomas Wallner '04, R&D Engineer, PsiQuantum

Topic
We can learn broader life lessons as we explore how the scientific method demonstrates that experimental failure is not final.

Micro- and nano-scaled materials and devices catch our attention for their novelty and foreign nature. They also make for pretty images of nearly atomic scale structures.

Nanoscaled materials and devices that leverage quantum or nearly quantum scales enable extraordinary behavioral changes that can be very useful in sensing and electronics.

Experimental research at these scales demonstrates what we think we know is not always everything that we need to know about how atoms and molecules interact with one another.

One experimental failure leads to understanding for the next. A life lesson under the microscope.

Join us early at 5:45 p.m. for conversation and a weather update.

About Husky Bites
Husky Bites are free 20-minute Interactive Zoom Webinars from the College of Engineering at Michigan Tech. Time after for Q&A.

Series Host
Janet Callahan, Dean of the College of Engineering
Michigan Technological University

Brain Food
Join us for a bite! Grab some dinner with Dean Janet Callahan and a special guest, and learn something new! This family-friendly event is BYOC (bring your own curiosity). 

When: Mondays, 6:00 p.m. starting September 14 and held weekly through December.