Visiting Professors
May. 15th, 2008 07:57 pmWe have a professor visiting one of our research groups for the next several months (he's on sabbatical and using that time to collaborate here).
He's looking forward to it because I told him today that I'd help him get his hands dirty at whatever he wanted to try in the labs we've got. Apparently, he's not allowed to do anything hands-on back in his lab because his students are doing it all. I've worked with him before, and I know he's not a klutz and can do a lot of the stuff he's talking about, but we both realize that he's probably going to need a little extra training here and there to make it all work.
He's a polymer guy, but he's got some soft glass materials he wants to polish, and if we are in the foundry this summer, he wants to help there too.
He's looking forward to it because I told him today that I'd help him get his hands dirty at whatever he wanted to try in the labs we've got. Apparently, he's not allowed to do anything hands-on back in his lab because his students are doing it all. I've worked with him before, and I know he's not a klutz and can do a lot of the stuff he's talking about, but we both realize that he's probably going to need a little extra training here and there to make it all work.
He's a polymer guy, but he's got some soft glass materials he wants to polish, and if we are in the foundry this summer, he wants to help there too.