Stefan Bringuier 

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🎓Education

Ph.D. Materials Science and Engineering, University of Arizona, 2015.
M.S. Materials Science and Engineering, University of Arizona, 2011.
B.S. Materials Engineering, San Jose State University, 2010.

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This minimal personal site is intended to act as a hub to link and connect my past (and some current) research, projects, and scientific interests. What can I say I like to share! The content and links reflect my scientific history and areas of interest.  You'll see links to ideas, scripts, and physics-based simulation codes on platforms like GitHub. Additionally, there are write-ups, presentations, and blogs, which document my ongoing  research and educational efforts.

📡 Signals & Obsessions 🔬

I hold advanced degrees in materials science and engineering and work in industry as a scientist/researcher. I'm obsessed with matter, models, machines, and lab automation.  I believe technology is advanced through the intersection of materials, computation, and automation. How I try to make an impact is through deep problem solving focus and relentless self-learning.

I've worked across sectors—defense, energy, semiconductors. Material systems I’ve studied and developed include high-temp ceramics, refractory alloys, thin films, cementitious matrices, and graphene allotropes. Always trying to push and build!

Aside from materials research, I spend serious time on tooling and infrastructure, building utilities, optimizing workflows, and coding. I work with machine learning frameworks regularly and Bayesian methods. I dabble with  self-driving labs: where experiments, data, AI, and robotics converge to accelerate materials.

On my radar to learn more about is neuromorphic materials and more generally analog computing. Thermodynamic computing as well. Use to do a little in quantum computing for chemistry and materials science.