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Interesting! I am particularly interested in the black colored glass on the bottom right of the image (where you presented glasses with different colors. Slide 3). TInteresting! I am particularly interested in the green and black colored glasses on the top right and bottom right of the image (where you presented glasses with different colors. Slide ). The last one seems to have a smooth curvy edges conpared to the rest of the glasses. Is it due to any unique properties or is it just due to the difference in the cutting process?he last one seems to have a smooth curvy edges conpared to the rest of the glasses. Is it due to any unique properties or is it just due to the difference in the cutting process?

Matt - it's so great to "see" you again! You helped make Penn State MATSE a better place and always brought positivity to my days. Congratulations on your graduate work!

Awesome! I was trying to create a similar tutorial for my kid.

Congratulations Md.Tarek Rahman, Bangladesh

This is awesome!! 😂😂😂

Truly amazing discovery!

Got accepted to Penn state MatSE for ‘28! Can’t wait to work with professors with such caliber :)

Very interesting and exciting! I'm curious to know if LionGlass is as infinitely recyclable as soda lime glass? And are the optical properties similar to soda lime? The sample you showed seemed to have a frosted look, is that just a product of the nature of its creation or is it inherent to the formula of LionGlass?

Stumbled upon this. Looks like a real game changer. How might this feature in design and construction of homes and public buildings? When will it come to market?

need postdoc in your group

need postdoc

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Great to see Penn State MatSE pushing the boundaries of research. Congratulations to the awardee. Congratulations to the entire MATSE staff!

Rest in Peace Dr. Vogler. You always made this meteorology student feel welcome when passing through Steidle. The campus has changed but you are a cornerstone to the fabulous memories.

wow very good youa re the best

Very interesting life of great grandfathers cousin.

This is great and motivating. I'm intending to apply for graduate studies fall 2023. This is my dream school.

I am so Proud of you Congratulations Grandma😘

I like the new look. I can't wait to visit in person. My family visited this building in the 70s and as a student in the 90s it remained the same. Alex Makitka 90'

great video

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Racist much ? Why not celebrate the achievements as such ? Why hi-lite the fact that they’re black ? Your disgusting.

It's great that there are African-American scientists but let's not fool ourselves.

We made peanut butter! Heah!!!!!

Continued Peace and Blessings to these great scientists and those who are now Ancestors and their families

Love the video! Reminds me of how exciting it was to work in Suzanne's group when I was her student. Looks like the great work continues. 🙂

I remember taking a tour of the steidle building with my fifth grade class.

Amazing! I want to go back to grad school!

I love science to and fasinat by all aspects so far!

My name is Ruby margaret Verry I am nine years old my grandad is Hilton Verry your cousin. Nana Cilla was telling us about you and your science I was fascinated with your story it was amazing that I could google you and hear you speaking grandad loved it to my cousin Oscar Verry also loved hearing your story my dad is also an eingineer.love from Ruby VerryXO ps do you have eny gran kids my age?and I think your cool and I’m a big fan now I know you!

so much bullshit in 2 minuets... Can't believe this video is still up

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excellent! congrats for all!

wow, I am reading his papers about PDM in recent days

Dr. Painter, what a pleasure to see you here! I was your student at Penn State where I graduated in 1980. You were the best tutor! My family and I will be visiting PSU this coming November. I would love to see you !

Good works. the last Brahman's knot looks like complex but it is the same as a simple 5x3 sikku kolam consisting of one loop and connecting with all crossings as a knot pattern. Who is Brahman? Other branches are only twisted and are able to be loosen.

Hi Gary! :)

We can apply this method for Rangooli too.....colored powder is used in Maharashtra and Zodhastran Parsees of Mumbai and Gujarat

very useful. thank you

wow, another encouraging voice among Chinese professors in States.

WHY HASN'T THIS BEEN BROUGHT TO ANYONE'S ATTENTION

I am a great fan Mr. Ajaya .He is a very good scientist

1:54 actually the girl forgot to properly label the bottle.

Which sets of ILs are employed in this research? Is this option of ILs more effective than hot water ectraction?

The ionic liquid allows for the exclusion of fines and minerals from the bitumen layer and also for a higher overall yield of extraction compare to other conventional extraction methods. Also on a larger, industrial sized scale, shear can be facilitated by the pumping of a slurry mixture through pipes as opposed to the mixing of components in a vessel (vial) as seen in this laboratory scale demonstration. Again instead of settling in a tank, a centrifuge can be used to define layers...

No by "stir" it means to apply a shear...or well to physically "stir." Once that initial energy is applied to help facility the separation...the mixture can be allowed to simply settle (as seen in this video), or centrifugation can be applied to speed up the process and obtain the subsequent layers faster. The "revolutionary science" which is probably not quite apparent in this simple video, is well in the science of the details which can be seen in the published work. Refer to above comment.

angelgirl: Using an ionic liquid allows a more efficient separation of the bitumen in comparison to using other methods which are currently employed... Do to the special interactions with the ionic liquid (see our papers in energy&fuels...not to go into too much detail here...) the fine particles and/or minerals from the sand are not included in the extracted bitumen (like with other methods), and the overall yield tends to be much higer >90+% (again see studies in published work...).

As an exceptionally proud 1992 graduate of the Penn State Mat Sc & Eng M.S. program, I am pleased to see such a well done and informative video on the department and am happy that the program continues to be so strong! Warmest Regards, Paula Freyer Fellow Engineer/Metallurgist 1992 MS Mat Sc & Eng 1989 BS Nuc Eng

Awesome job guys!! This is greeat!