Role on Project: Content Developer, Instructor, Subject Matter Expert
Position Title: Adjunct Professor
Department: Department of Materials Science & Engineering (MSE)
Institution: University of Toronto
Scott is the recipient of the 2014 Early Career Teaching Award from the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering at the University of Toronto. This award recognizes a faculty member who has demonstrated excellence in teaching during their early career. Recognizing his efforts to improve the quality of undergraduate laboratory activities, Scott was the 2012 recipient of the Wighton Fellowship from the Sandford Fleming Foundation at the University of Waterloo.
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From this author
Title of Resource |
Part of | Description |
|---|---|---|
| The rock salt crystal structure and the theoretical density of ceramics | Link | Material properties: properties matter |
This video is about the rock salt crystal structure and the theoretical density of ceramics. (Duration: 08:44) |
| The stress-strain behaviour of metals | Link | Meddling with matter |
In this video I discuss the general stress-strain behaviour of metals and define the yield strength, ultimate tensile strength, and fracture strength. (Duration: 08:43) |
| The three-point bend test | Link | Ceramics? |
(Duration: 08:41) |
| Uniform and non-uniform deformation in metals | Link | Meddling with matter |
Quick look at unifrom and non-uniform deformation (necking) in metals. (Duration: 03:38) |
| What else can we see through? | Link | Quick! We need a better model! |
(Duration: 11:35) |
| Working with crystallographic directions | Link | I need more structure in my life. |
(Duration: 08:58) |
| Zinc blende | Link | I need more structure in my life. |
(Duration: 08:13) |
