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Not much. Just general questions. 1, a girl or guy? 2，Go to my slides: >> Among all the tunable parameters, which is the most important for you to control the nanoparticle structure? How did you design the parameter changing to manipulate your system? >> The electronstatic association between the acrylic acid and the amine is dynamic, how did it function in your nanostructure controlling. >> What do you think is the most creative part of your work? >> what is the most challenge part of your work? Why? How did you fix it? What are the most important methods you used in your research? Can you describe them? Why do you choose to study in this project? How much percentage do you think your advisor played in your research? Describe yourself to me, if I know nothing about you.
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Interviewed at Milliken

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Jul 7, 2014

Not much. Just general questions. 1, a girl or guy? 2，Go to my slides: >> Among all the tunable parameters, which is the most important for you to control the nanoparticle structure? How did you design the parameter changing to manipulate your system? >> The electronstatic association between the acrylic acid and the amine is dynamic, how did it function in your nanostructure controlling. >> What do you think is the most creative part of your work? >> what is the most challenge part of your work? Why? How did you fix it? What are the most important methods you used in your research? Can you describe them? Why do you choose to study in this project? How much percentage do you think your advisor played in your research? Describe yourself to me, if I know nothing about you.

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