This Scientist’s Work Might Be the Future of Energy-Efficient Vehicles

Suveen Mathodu, an associate professor at UCR, draws inspiration from comic books to enhance metal efficiency in his lab. His work focuses on making metals like magnesium and aluminum stronger to reduce emissions in transportation. Suveen's fascination with superheroes led him to a career in metallurgy, where his research parallels superhero films. He has received numerous grants and takes pride in educating future scientists who will change the world.

What is the main inspiration behind the research conducted in Suveen's lab?

• Science fiction movies

• Ancient mythology

• Comic book superheroes

• Historical events

What is the primary goal of altering metals like magnesium and aluminum in Suveen's research?

• To make them more colorful

• To increase their weight

• To make them stronger and lighter

• To make them more expensive

How does Suveen's research contribute to environmental safety?

• By reducing emissions from vehicles

• By creating new types of fuel

• By increasing metal production

• By recycling old metals

What childhood interest influenced Suveen's career in metallurgy?

• Building model airplanes

• Reading comic books

• Playing video games

• Collecting stamps

How does Suveen view his role in the field of metallurgy?

• As a superhero

• As a creator of superheroes

• As a critic

• As a competitor