In this episode, we talk to Dr. Saurabh Chitnis, a synthetic chemist at Dalhousie University.
Dr. Chitnis reflects on his upbringing in Libya, India, and Canada, offering insights into his early fascination with the creative nature of chemistry. We delve into how fundamental principles, such as relativity, influence the color of metals like gold and contribute to molecular stability.
We also explore his passion for cooking and his global journey in search of Indian cuisine.
Dr. Chitnis reflects on his upbringing in Libya, India, and Canada, offering insights into his early fascination with the creative nature of chemistry. We delve into how fundamental principles, such as relativity, influence the color of metals like gold and contribute to molecular stability.
We also explore his passion for cooking and his global journey in search of Indian cuisine.
Visit Dr. Chitnis' research lab: https://www.chitnislab.ca/
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Sciographies (dal.ca/sciographies) is presented by Dalhousie's Faculty of Science in partnership with campus-community radio station CKDU 88.1FM in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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