National Science Center of Poland, equivalent to US National Science Foundation, invited Dibakar Datta to review a grant proposal.
It’s a great honor to review proposal for the prestigious Polish science agency.
Dziękuję, Polsko (Thank you, Poland).
Mount Pleasant Elementary School New Jersey invited Dibakar Datta to speak about science to 4th and 5th grade students (ages 10-11 years). Some questions the kids asked :
• “I want to be the first person to land on Mars. I am only 10 years old. How should I prepare?” 
• “I heard about flying cars. Will our school bus also fly? Will we come to school flying?” 
• “Have you invented anything?” 
• “In your opinion, what’s the greatest scientific invention of all time?” 
• “Do you love what you do?” 
• “I am 10 years old. How can I earn a lot of money at my age? I don’t like my parents’ spending money on me.” 
God bless these smart kids …
Our work appeared in Royal Society of Chemistry Energy Advances.
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NSF ACCESS covered our latest research [CLICK HERE].
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Study materials on various subjects will be posted here.
HPC Wire covered our latest research [CLICK HERE] .
San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) covered our latest work on porous oxide materials for next-generation energy storage. CLICK HERE to access the news coverage.
** J. Datta, N. Koratkar, D. Datta, Unlocking the Potential of Open-Tunnel Oxides: DFT-Guided Design and Machine Learning-Enhanced Discovery for Next- Generation Industry-Scale Battery Technologies, RSC Energy Advances
More Media Coverage : National Science Foundation Funds NJIT Professor Investigating Next-Gen Energy Storage [CLICK HERE]
