Join Dr. Rose Hernandez, Science Program Director at the International Space Station National Laboratory, as she explores how advancements in materials science are driving innovation across industries and beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Drawing on her extensive experience in both government and private sector R&D, Dr. Hernandez will discuss the economic and societal impact of cutting-edge material technologies—from sustainable consumer products to space-based manufacturing.
She will also highlight how microgravity research aboard the ISS is enabling breakthroughs in microelectronics, regenerative medicine, and 3D bioprinting, with the potential to transform life on Earth. Reflecting on her personal journey, Dr. Hernandez will share her passion for STEM advocacy and her commitment to equity and inclusion in science and engineering.
MatSE graduate students are required to attend. If you are unable to attend a 590 seminar, please email GradOffice@matse.psu.edu
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| Mcfarland Lecture | 3.45 MB |
