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Ethan Meitz and Jerry Wang of Carnegie Mellon University talk about molecular simulation, heat transfer and how conversation in many forms has shaped Ethan's Ph.D. research. Ethan is a mechanical engineering Ph.D. student and current DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellow, and Jerry is his Ph.D. advisor and a past fellowship recipient. This episode is the first in our Season 8 series, focusing on collaboration.
You'll meet:- Ethan Meitz a mechanical engineering Ph.D. student at Carnegie Mellon University and a fourth-year Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellow (DOE CSGF). He works with Alan McGaughey, in the mechanical engineering department and
- Gerald (Jerry) Wang associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. Jerry was a DOE CSGF recipient from 2014 to 2018.
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