One of those searching is Mas Subramanian, a materials scientist at Oregon State University.

俄勒冈州立大学的一名材料学学家Mas Subramanian就是其中之一。

So one of the things I saw because I was a chemical engineer and I was doing something on materials, is that I was curious, like, how did materials find their way into medicine?

因为我是一名化学工程师，我研究材料学，所以我看到的一件事是：我很好奇，材料学是如何进入医学领域的？

They mean they get to think about chemistry, biology, physics and material science, use all of those approaches in really different ways to develop new technologies and approaches to solve some of the world's most challenging problems.

他们要考虑化学、生物学、物理和材料学，利用不同学的一切方法开发新技术，解决全世界某些最具挑战性的问题。

And, Sheldon, I know tonight's the night you eat Thai food, so I went to the Asian market, got all the ingredients and made it from scratch.

谢尔顿， 我知道今晚是你的之夜所以我去了亚洲超市， 买了一切所需材料从零开始学。

And what I could see was, almost the entire 20th century, the driving force for bringing materials into medicine were medical doctors who urgently wanted to solve a medical problem.

我能看到的是，几乎整个20世纪，将材料学引入医学的驱动力都是迫切想要解决医学问题的医生。

Professor Shuji Nakamura finally got his longed-after PhD in 1994 and is now a Professor of Materials at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

中村修二教授终于在1994年获得了他梦寐以求的博士学位，现在他是加州大学圣塔芭芭拉分校的材料学教授。