Ron Gibala and how materials science and engineering shaped his career
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Ron Gibala and how materials science and engineering shaped his career
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Steve and Tim talked with Ron Gibala. Ron was the chair of MS&E at UM and was also the interim dean. We talked about his career and how he used fundamental materials science to earn quite a bit of money consulting. He gave us two great examples. One where knowledge of TTT diagrams and a bit of common sense helped him solve a problem for a metals fabricator of spring clips. The second was how his knowledge of thermodynamics helped prove that ballasts for fluorescent light fixtures were not to blame for fires in a legal case in Texas.
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This episode is sponsored by the TMS Foundation (https://www.tms.org/TMSFoundation/TMSFoundation/Default.aspx), The Electric Vehicle Center (EVC) at the University of Michigan (https://evc.engin.umich.edu/), and the University of Michigan Materials Science and Engineering department (https://mse.engin.umich.edu).