A fantastic tour of the Duke Chapel after my seminar yesterday. Thanks to @FranzLabDuke and everyone @DukeChemistry for a great visit and many wonderful one-on-one and group talks! @DukeU
Great people and fantastic science at #ICBIC20. I’m so fortunate and thankful to have given a talk on my thesis work with @FranzLabDuke 🦠🧪 A huge thank you to @SBICofficial for allowing me to make the trip to Adelaide
Several years ago, I wrote a 2-page guide on how to give a killer narratively-driven scientific talk. I called it "The David Attenborough Method", in homage to the master storyteller. https://t.co/fROAFOYNBM
I recently expanded upon it in a short essay: https://t.co/vh4Jt0g1PP
Only US citizens or residents. Possibility of 2-year. postdoc well funded by American Cancer Society in our Lab (organometallic anticancer agents, targeted therapies) for: organometallic/inorganic chemist, nanotechnologist, cancer biologist. PhD obtained last 3 years.
Quantifying the potential economic impact of antimicrobial resistance is one way of trying to get government attention to address the problem...this article looks at how much Australia could save if we reduced resistance in just 3 types of infections..
It is such an honor to be @SydneyChemistry as the Hans Freeman lecturer! In preparation, I read up on old papers of Prof Freeman (recommend), and share this gem with you. Yes, indeed, #MetalsAndPeptides are still a subject of increasing biochemical interest!
We’re so fortunate to have Kathy @FranzLabDuke visiting @SydneyChemistry for a couple of weeks as the Hans Freeman lecturer. Enjoying her public lecture now and looking forward to more talks and discussions to come.
@Sydney_Science@SBICofficial
There are a few spots remaining for the Ph.D. Transitions Group Coaching Program! Don't miss this opportunity to work with a professional coach and supportive peers who will support you in your doctoral program.
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A @DukeResearch team led by chemist David Beratan is among the group who has earned the 2023 Faraday Horizon Prize from @RoySocChem for advances in electron bifurcation - a biochemical process through which cells transform and harness energy. 🔗https://t.co/yWDzYAHF17 #RSCPrizes
Distinguished scientist Hertha Sponer was the first woman to join our faculty. She arrived at Duke after being dismissed from her position in Germany when the Nazis came to power. More about that history and her contributions: https://t.co/aKywJu5Lhs @dukeresearch
Fungi make an important contribution to global carbon sequestration and this is another factor that needs to be worked into models of how greenhouse gas emissions affect climate
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As part of the current @CellCellPress issue 52 Black science faculty came together to comment on Juneteenth in STEMM, the barriers to equitable science, and institutional-level solutions. Thank you @phdgprotein86 for your vision and leadership. https://t.co/O8760Snll4
“If the pandemic was whispering to us about air quality, the wildfires are screaming to us about it,” writes @linseymarr. “It’s clear we should be on the precipice of a new public health movement to improve the air we breathe.” https://t.co/UCldzm09V5
Do you know any post-baccs or current research associates that would like to work in my lab? I’m looking for a 2 year commitment and an interest/skills in proteins and metal ions! Pay is competitive and the work is fun. I just need help doing all this science! DM for more info.
María Montes Bayón will be the recipient of the 2023 Lester W. Strock Award in recognition of her series of stellar publications addressing the use of atomic spectroscopy in speciation and metallomics! Congrats ...👏👏👏 @uniovi_info@Fac_Quim_Uniovi@SEQA_QA@FACSSnetworking
Last call! The Ph.D. Transitions Group Coaching program offers Duke doctoral students the opportunity to work closely with a certified professional coach for an entire semester, and receive 2 hours of RCR credit. Please register by June 15, 2023.
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