There are many ways for students and young professionals to network and build relationships with others in the materials science community. Alessandro De Zanet, Materials Research Fellow at Leonardo Labs, explains how networking led to his involvement in the ceramics field, describes some of the communities he’s involved with in ACerS, and previews the reimagined annual student section of the upcoming June/July 2024 ACerS Bulletin.
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About the guest
Alessandro De Zanet is Materials Research Fellow at Leonardo Labs in Rome, Italy. His research is focused in two areas: adhesion technologies for coatings and for joining of dissimilar materials, and ceramics and ceramic matrix composites. He is currently chair of ACerS Young Professionals Network, and he will be one of the featured authors in the “Emerging Professionals” section of the upcoming June/July 2024 ACerS Bulletin, which publishes June 6.
About ACerS
Founded in 1898, The American Ceramic Society is the leading professional membership organization for scientists, engineers, researchers, manufacturers, plant personnel, educators, and students working with ceramics and related materials.
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