Materials Science for the Curious: Why Study Materials Science? (A Guide to Choosing a Major for the Students, Their Career Advisors, Teachers, and Parents)
by Dr. K. Vaida, Neil Alford Phd - Imperial College London, Jon Binner Phd, Michael Fitzpatrick Phd, Anthony Nicastro Phd, Keenan Dungey Phd; Michael J. Lemke Phd, Laura Leff Phd, Andrew Szeto Phd; Madhu Gupta Phd
A concise guide for students exploring their major options, Materials Science for the Curious explains why materials science deserves consideration. It is also intended for career advisors, teachers, and parents seeking a clear introduction to the field and its relevance to educational choices.
About This Book
Materials Science for the Curious introduces the field of materials science through the question of why it is worth studying.
Written for students considering their academic options, the book can also support career advisors, teachers, and parents involved in educational decisions.
Its focus is on choosing a major and understanding materials science as a possible direction for study and professional development.
The book is authored by a group of contributors with PhD backgrounds, including scholars associated with Imperial College London.
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