01 - Introduction | Crystallography for Everyone

[@jeremydafoe191]

This is a great series, thank you so much for putting this together. Rock on, Nanoscience Guy. :)

[@TheSatch10]

Mechanical Engineering student here taking a Materials course, thank you so much!

[@Arkturium]

I am taking a course on this, and while it's not hard, this is such a good support when the lecturer can be a little hard to understand. Thank you so much!

[@Kashif_Javaid]

Nice playlist! Are you going to continue with your list of topics?

[@ppdcteix]

Thanks for sharing this, you are making a difference here. I'd like to know what equipment you use (hardware/ software) to record your videos. Congrats!!!

[@xxGLhrMxx]

Wow, this will probably save my life. Thank you so much

[@TR-ce8wt]

i m geologist, i must learn this

[@NarutoUzumaki-qf3lw]

i'm a biologist and want to study crystallography , YEAH !!!

[@ayoubzaaach7096]

it's not necessary for you .. it's for physicists and chemist ... and there is very hard calculs for a biologist to handle it i think

[@joseluismartinezvarela1150]

I thought the same, but hey! Biologist taking a post-grad in Nanotechnology here :)

[@akritino7437]

I agree that biologists may find it hard to deal with all that math associated with it. But it certainly doesn't mean that such a subject isn't meant for them ! Anyone can learn anything, provided that they are determined to do so, no matter what :\ And biology in itself is baseless without the laws of Physics and Chemistry ! So, let him learn if he wishes to -_-

[@juliamssss]

Chemical Technology here, have to pass the exam :(

[@trudatbellyfat7358]

Do you intentionally speak as slow as you do and smack your spit around in your mouth as frequently as you do because you're trying to troll the people trying to watch your videos?