From the Giant to the Tiny: Explorations Across the Length Scale
In high school, I was an amateur astronomer operating telescopes to observe the vast universe. Now, I am a materials scientist operating electron microscopes to reveal the tiny world. Exploring the nanoscale not only fulfills our curiosity but, more importantly, materializes new technologies that are gradually changing everyone’s lifestyle. We are on an unprecedented expedition to the science and technology of the future, and hopefully, we are reaching such a future with kindness but not hate.
Featured on Media
March 2022
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory News: Du Named to Early Career Editorial Advisory Board
September 2021
International Institute for Nanotechnology News: Jingshan Du receives award for excellence in materials and metallurgical engineering
May 2020
SPIE.org: Du awarded SPIE Optics and Photonics Education Scholarship
International Institute for Nanotechnology News: Scholarship awarded for study of nanoparticle structures and dynamics
May 2018
NanoScientific Magazine (Vol 13, pp. 23-24) and the Park AFM website
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April 2015
Cover story on Zhejiang University website: Asking Myself at the Finish Line of College
