Biomimicry at the Nano level: TedxSingapore women by Dr. Low Hong Yee
- Oct 12, 2017
- 1 min read
One of 3 winners in the 2010 L'oreal for Women in Science Fellowship, Dr. Low Hong Yee talks about bio-inspired nanotechnology and her research leading an Industrial Consortium on Nanoimprint Technology at IMRE, Singapore. Born in Malaysia, Dr. Low Hong Yee received her B.Sc and Ph.D. degrees in the field of polymer science and engineering from Case Western Reserve University, OH, USA. She joined the Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE) in late 1999.
I enjoyed this talk about biomimicry at the nano level because it shows how nature’s tiny designs can teach big lessons for our world. Last semester I had to Complete my online calculas class while also reading about science like this, and I remember how breaking problems into tiny steps helped me stay calm and learn better. It makes me think that looking close and taking slow steps really helps with hard work
I liked how this post shared Dr Low Hong Yee’s work on tiny natural patterns and how nature can teach engineers to solve big problems at the smallest levels. It made me think about how even tiny ideas can matter in big ways. I remember a stressful time when I thought take my class online for me because deadlines were heavy, but breaking work into steps helped me grow and learn better. It showed me that patience and small efforts really pay off.
Dr. Low Hong Yee’s innovative work in bio-inspired nanotechnology is truly groundbreaking. Her leadership in the Industrial Consortium on Nanoimprint Technology at IMRE, Singapore, showcases her dedication to advancing science. Born in Malaysia and educated in the U.S., she’s an inspiration to aspiring scientists. Just like her, I aim to advance in my field while I take my online spanish class to expand my skills. Learning never stops no matter the subject.