Lithium silicate research, baby pandas, and green tea: Strengthening international research through immersion

I have long aspired to perform research outside of the United States during my graduate career. I wanted to learn additional skills and techniques beyond my thesis research as well as experience other scientific cultures.

Because international collaborations are common in academic and industrial settings, I speculated that visiting a laboratory in another country could improve my understanding of global science and engineering cultures and help strengthen international collaborations with my home group, led by Jincheng Du at the University of North Texas.

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