Our guest, our very own It’s a Material World team member, Kyle Matthews! You may know him from our Rapid Research Reviews on LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, where he summarizes materials science research papers in 1 minute or less in an informative, easy to understand manner. With him, we discuss: 
 
?️What is a materials science conference like, and why should students attend them.
?️What are the major well-known MSE-related conferences and what are their differences.
?How can a student ‘upgrade’ from simply attending a talk they think is interesting to adding the speaker of that talk to their network.
?And much more! 
 
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