Maria Torres Arango
Maria Torres Arango is a post-doctoral researcher at Brookhaven National Laboratory. She seeks to understand the fundamental processing-properties relationships governing materials in 3D printing processes. Particularly, relating the design, processing, microstructure and functionality of printed materials using continuous flow direct writing coupled with X-Ray Photon Correlation Spectroscopy XPCS.
Maria obtained her PhD in Materials Science and Engineering from West Virginia University in 2017, where she investigated different conductor and semiconductor inks for printable electronics and catalytic applications. She also holds a MSc. in Aerospace Engineering (2013) from West Virginia University, and a BSE Aeronautical Engineering (2009) from Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana – Colombia.
Workshop on Communicating Science: Preparing Posters and Talks
Sat Jan 19 4:30 – 5:10 and 5:15 – 5:55, ILC S220