Diandra

Building Speed is a brand that combines the exciting worlds of physics and motorsports. Founded by a Nobel-Prize-in-physics awardee, Building Speed aims to educate and engage racing fans about the science behind auto racing. Through their blog, the author shares insights and knowledge about the physics of NASCAR, making math and science accessible to those who believe they'll never understand it.

In addition to the blog, Building Speed offers various services and products. The author is a regular commentator on the SiriusXM Speedway satellite radio program, providing expert analysis on current events in the world of racing. They have also contributed to motorsports programming on ESPN, H2, and VOOM HD, and have been featured on the National Science Foundation’s Science of Speed web series.

Prior to their work in racing, the author conducted extensive research in the field of nanomedicine. They have published numerous scientific papers and co-edited the book Biomedical Applications of Nanotechnology. Their expertise in nanotechnology extends to medical diagnosis and treatment processes, including drug delivery, magnetic resonance imaging, and chemotherapy.

As a passionate advocate for science education, the author has been involved in outreach projects for K-12 schools, future science teachers, and the general public. They have given presentations for both technical and non-technical audiences, and their work has been covered in publications such as the New York Times Science Times and Sports Illustrated.

With their unique blend of expertise in physics, racing, and nanomedicine, Building Speed offers an engaging and informative perspective on the intersection of science and motorsports. To learn more, visit their website at www.drdiandra.com.