Episode 32: Gregory Parisi tells us more about adaptable Fog water collection using switchable electrospun fibers

Update: 2023-07-16

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Today we are talking to Gregory Parisi about harvesting water in variable humidity conditions studying specifically the wetting properties of electrospun polymer materials.

Gregory is a PhD student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and worked as a Fulbright fellow at the AGH-UST Faculty of Metals Engineering and Industrial Computer Science in Poland with Urszula Stachewicz, a previous guest on our show.

Please see the link below to the study group that he joined in Poland:

http://www.tem.agh.edu.pl/main_new/index.php/en/41-pracownicy/38-dr-eng-urszula-stachewicz

Hope you enjoy this episode!

Alicia

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Episode 32: Gregory Parisi tells us more about adaptable Fog water collection using switchable electrospun fibers

Alicia Botes and Jacob Schekman

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Episode 32: Gregory Parisi tells us more about adaptable Fog water collection using switchable electrospun fibers

Alicia Botes and Jacob Schekman

Episode 32: Gregory Parisi tells us more about adaptable Fog water collection using switchable electrospun fibers