From ceramics to Schnitzels: Student exchange programs are part of life-long learning process

I have always believed personal and professional growth begins once we develop a positive attitude toward the growth itself and open our minds to new ideas and life-long learning.

As a Ph.D. student in ceramic engineering at Alfred University working under the supervision of Dr. Yiquan Wu, I had the opportunity to put this belief into practice when I participated in the Collaborative Exchange Research and Materials in Ceramic Sciences (CERAMICS) program in 2019.

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From ceramics to Schnitzels: Student exchange programs are part of life-long learning process

I have always believed personal and professional growth begins once we develop a positive attitude toward the growth itself and open our minds to new ideas and life-long learning.

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