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Sep 21, 2026

Eveline BuchatskiyGUEST
7:10
born in Brazil and I left Brazil very young to study in the US.
Eveline BuchatskiyGUEST
7:17
So I went to school in California at UC Berkeley for chemical engineering.
Eveline BuchatskiyGUEST
7:22
Then I worked for a large American corporation in industrial gases, oxygen, nitrogen, argon.
Eveline BuchatskiyGUEST
7:30
And so that's where I met my husband, who is a Jewish refugee from Odessa.
Dave ChameidesHOST
2:32
So tell me, how'd you get into the business? What's your story? My
Patrick RousseauGUEST
2:37
path is a circuitous one, not one I'd recommend exactly, but I studied chemical engineering in the Midwest and got a job at a multinational corporation in San Francisco.
Patrick RousseauGUEST
2:50
And I'm like, get me out of the Midwest.
Patrick RousseauGUEST
2:53
I'll take it.
Aaron MoncurHOST
0:52
Hello and welcome to the Being an Engineer podcast.
Aaron MoncurHOST
0:56
Today we are grateful to have on our show Aleph Miskiolu, who is an associate professor of chemical engineering at Bucknell University, where she teaches courses including senior design, technical communication, thermodynamics, and separations.
Aaron MoncurHOST
1:13
Her research focus on engineering education, especially how engineers develop intuition, judgment, and expertise.
Aaron MoncurHOST
1:22
Before shifting into education research, Aleph worked on bacterial biosensors for pesticide screening related to malaria vector mosquitoes.
Elif MiskioğluGUEST
2:58
You like chemistry a lot.
Elif MiskioğluGUEST
3:00
You're skilled at math.
Elif MiskioğluGUEST
3:01
You should look at chemical engineering.
Elif MiskioğluGUEST
3:04
And that set the course.
RobHOST
0:21
Timescale Ventures partners with pre-seed and seed stage software and hardware companies, leveraging emerging technologies and AI in order to make industries more efficient, durable and profitable.
RobHOST
0:34
She holds a PhD in chemical engineering from UC Berkeley and a BS in chemical engineering from Cornell University.
RobHOST
0:43
Dr. Anderson, it's a pleasure to have you on the show today and great to have you here.
RobHOST
0:48
Plenty to talk about.
Angela WheelerHOST
0:57
In a few moments, I'll be taking you through a presentation with Dr. Fritz Byron Supian.
Angela WheelerHOST
1:03
Dr. Supian earned dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Chemical Engineering and Mathematics from the University of Tulsa in two thousand and nine, followed by a PhD in Chemical Engineering in two thousand and fifteen.
Angela WheelerHOST
1:17
As a PhD student, he developed T-Storm for Chevron, a program enhancing sand transport in pipelines that has been used in major capital projects.
Angela WheelerHOST
1:28
He later worked as a postdoctoral research associate at NETL on carbon capture systems, energy projects, and improvements to the in-house FOCUS software.
Ian NaccarellaGUEST
1:19
I think my career has really straddled both of those, probably more along the line jumping back and forth than most other folks.
Ian NaccarellaGUEST
1:26
Chemical engineering, did both my bachelor's and master's at Stanford.
Ian NaccarellaGUEST
1:30
Thought maybe I'd wanna go get a PhD at one point.
Ian NaccarellaGUEST
1:33
During my honors research, I realized that I was maybe not as competent in the lab as some of my other friends.
Christina SmolkeGUEST
3:54
Yeah, absolutely.
Christina SmolkeGUEST
3:55
Um, so I, I trained as a chemical engineer, um, a cross between chemical engineering and biochemistry.
Christina SmolkeGUEST
4:01
This is actually even before my PhD.
Christina SmolkeGUEST
4:04
Um, and, uh, w- I had, uh, some very tradit- experiences in, um, the traditional chemical industry, so working in oil refineries, um, and oil leases, you know, where the material's actually pulled up from the ground.
Ira PastorHOST
7:55
Um, again, you know, take us, take us back a little bit, uh, to this work because obviously very crucial, uh, in, you know, coming together with what we're, where we're gonna be going with Antheia in a little bit.
Kristi HawkinsGUEST
8:06
Yeah, absolutely.
Kristi HawkinsGUEST
8:07
So, um, similar to Christina, I also have a background in traditional chemical engineering.
Kristi HawkinsGUEST
8:12
Did my undergraduate degree at Texas A&M University, interned at a lot of different chemical plants, and really just decided that, um, I wanted to go to graduate school and pursue something a little bit more biotech focused.
Angela WheelerHOST
0:50
In a few moments, I'll be taking you through a presentation with Dr. Fritz Byron Supian.
Angela WheelerHOST
0:56
Dr. Supian earned dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Chemical Engineering and Mathematics from the University of Tulsa in two thousand and nine, followed by a PhD in Chemical Engineering in two thousand and fifteen.
Angela WheelerHOST
1:10
As a PhD student, he developed T-Storm for Chevron, a program enhancing sand transport in pipelines that has been used in major capital projects.
Angela WheelerHOST
1:21
He later worked as a postdoctoral research associate at NETL on carbon capture systems, energy projects, and improvements to the in-house Focus software.
Angela WheelerHOST
0:37
In a few moments, I'll be taking you through a presentation with Dr. Fritz Byron Supion.
Angela WheelerHOST
0:43
Dr. Supion earned dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Chemical Engineering and Mathematics from the University of Tulsa in 2009, followed by a PhD in Chemical Engineering in 2015.
Angela WheelerHOST
0:57
As a PhD student, he developed TU Storm for Chevron, a program enhancing sand transport and pipelines that has been used in major capital projects.
Angela WheelerHOST
1:08
He later worked as a postdoctoral research associate at NETL on carbon capture systems, energy projects, and improvements to the in-house focus software.
KasimHOST
0:25
Vitaly, let's jump into some of your backstory, okay? So pre-Stan, you were telling me just now off camera that you were in Edmonton for university, but immediately pre-Stan, like what were you doing and what was the kind of context that led to like Stan coming about?
Vitalii DodonovGUEST
0:47
I graduated with a chemical engineering degree at University of Alberta, the place I came to from Russia originally.
KasimHOST
0:54
Oh, you landed in Edmonton.
Vitalii DodonovGUEST
0:55
uh grand prairie first which is also in alberta but it's uh it's a very small town

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