一次制备电池的实验，赵春松拿错了实验材料，把看起来差不多的氧化石墨烯当成了石墨烯来进行实验，两种材料结果的差异“意外”引发了他的思考，最终他发现氧化石墨烯可以在锂电子电池中被电化学还原成石墨烯，并由此提出了一种工艺更加便捷、成本更低的电极制备工艺。

赵春松坦言，“好运”降临时自己反而是平静大于惊喜，因为在“好运”之前，往往已经经历了漫长的低谷，“有一个新发现时反而波澜不惊了，大部分时候都是平静地做记录，冷静地做汇报。”

他曾经漫无目的地骑车，一不留神就骑到望京，也曾经半夜两三点去操场跑圈，校园里，他最常去的地方除了实验室就是篮球场。

赵春松明白，做科研要有定力，要学会和“不如意”和谐相处，只要发现与创新带来的成就感还在，一切苦闷都是值得的。

Ge Wang

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Ge Wang played the accordion at age seven and guitar by age thirteen. When he arrived at Duke in 1996, the music-loving undergraduate packed his schedule with music classes. But he also added a surprising yet complementary group of courses that would ultimately guide his career.

"I fell in love with computer science," says Wang, now an assistant professor at the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) at Stanford University. "It was the perfect outlet to express ideas." Wang filled his time with CS classes, from data structures to software design to artificial intelligence. The more classes he took, the more Wang developed a sense of both the theoretical underpinnings of computation and how to build systems. To this day, Wang still recalls assignments he completed in COMPSCI 100E: Program Design and Analysis II with Professor Owen Astrachan. "Starting in that class, I really honed things that I do every day, that are now second nature," says Wang.

After graduating in 2000, Wang did a brief stint with a software consulting company in Washington, DC, then took off to pursue a PhD at Princeton University with Perry Cook, a professor of CS and Music. It was there that Wang wrote ChucK, a general purpose programming language for music and sound. ChucK became the primary software platform for the Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk), which Wang co-directed for several years, conducting more than fifteen software symphonies for an orchestra of laptopists. When Wang left Princeton in 2007 to take a position at Stanford, he founded the Stanford Laptop Orchestra (SLOrk) and later the Stanford Mobile Phone Orchestra (MoPhO).

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