Proud of Grandson

[Zammy]

Our only grandson Jason has just completed his PhD in Bio-Chemical Engineering at age 28. The defense of his Thesis was on the Zoom platform this Thursday with the faculty of the University and we got to watch it live, he nailed it !

He started out to get his degree at Ohio University in Med School but took to Chemistry like a duck to water, after graduating he got a scholarship to University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. He got his Masters at age 24 and started teaching at the Uni. He has had 2 papers published in scientific journals and is seeking a copyright, patent on his work relating to his doctorate degree.

His Dissertation was "Spatiotemporal Carrier Dynamics of Molybdenum Disulfide Nanoflakes: A Detailed Investigation Using Pump-Probe Microscopy". I'm trying to read through his paper now and quite frankly, I'm pretty lost at page 15 out of 122, lol. Anyhow, we now have a "Doc" in the family.

 

[rhino 2]

Our only grandson Jason has just completed his PhD in Bio-Chemical Engineering at age 28. The defense of his Thesis was on the Zoom platform this Thursday with the faculty of the University and we got to watch it live, he nailed it !

He started out to get his degree at Ohio University in Med School but took to Chemistry like a duck to water, after graduating he got a scholarship to University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. He got his Masters at age 24 and started teaching at the Uni. He has had 2 papers published in scientific journals and is seeking a copyright, patent on his work relating to his doctorate degree.

His Dissertation was "Spatiotemporal Carrier Dynamics of Molybdenum Disulfide Nanoflakes: A Detailed Investigation Using Pump-Probe Microscopy". I'm trying to read through his paper now and quite frankly, I'm pretty lost at page 15 out of 122, lol. Anyhow, we now have a "Doc" in the family.

Congratulations To Jason and proud Grandpa Gary....:clapping:....15 Page's ? I was lost at Spatiotemporal Carrier Dynamics ETC-ETC----....:xzqxz:......

 

[David357]

:Congrats: to Jason and his proud Grand Dad.

 

[ol' school]

Congratulations to Dr. Jason and his proud Grandpa. And Gary, 15 pages in to get lost. I agree with Bob, I was lost just reading the title.

 

[Fearless]

Congratulations well done really nice to hear. Fred

 

[trike lady]

He's a brilliant young man, we need more like him in the sciences/medical. Congrats. :clapping:

 

[Motorcycle Mike]

I understood "Bio-Chemical Engineering."

Other than that, I have no idea what your talking about. I would be lost on page 1.

I do know PHD,s don't come easy.

Congrats, especially to him.:clapping:

 

[Phu Cat]

we need more like him

So true!

PC

 

[Gideon]

Congratulations Gary! You must be a proud Pop Pop!

 

[LadyonaMission]

Congratulations to Dr. Jason and his proud Grandpa. And Gary, 15 pages in to get lost. I agree with Bob, I was lost just reading the title.

:Agree: Congratulations to Dr. Jason and his family.

 

[Jack Klarich]

That is so awesome, I can see he comes from good stock:clapping:

 

[PosseRider]

Happy to hear ,Gary . Con grats to all of you. Planning a trip to Bradenton in July, Our grandson will be playing Soccer in a Nat'l Championship. 16 now. Like your grandson ,he is also a brainac.[h=3][/h].

 

[BKtrike]

Our only grandson Jason has just completed his PhD in Bio-Chemical Engineering at age 28. The defense of his Thesis was on the Zoom platform this Thursday with the faculty of the University and we got to watch it live, he nailed it !

He started out to get his degree at Ohio University in Med School but took to Chemistry like a duck to water, after graduating he got a scholarship to University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. He got his Masters at age 24 and started teaching at the Uni. He has had 2 papers published in scientific journals and is seeking a copyright, patent on his work relating to his doctorate degree.

His Dissertation was "Spatiotemporal Carrier Dynamics of Molybdenum Disulfide Nanoflakes: A Detailed Investigation Using Pump-Probe Microscopy". I'm trying to read through his paper now and quite frankly, I'm pretty lost at page 15 out of 122, lol. Anyhow, we now have a "Doc" in the family.

Congrats! You should be proud !