Inorganic professor at SUNY Plattsburgh. I wake up too early, I go to bed too late. I’m a comp chemist in between. Only one sip of coffee in my entire life.
Running across the inorganic lab with paper painted with a photosensitive dye the students made and putting it in the light protected fume hood….
…the closest I’ll be to Enrico Fermi.
People need to feel important #1:
Why do so many people list so many things in their email signatures. No one needs you for ALL of those things.
I once saw “PhD candidate” listed. I proceeded to choke on my food from the laughter.
While I’m at it @united how do you have two different airplanes, at different times of the day, making the same flight (Denver to Washington) have mechanical issues? Probably last time I’ll ride on your planes…I’m not the only one.
@DeonTBenton @ZJAyres@Andrew_Akbashev Agree. One man’s “way things should be” do not hold for everyone. And probably not even 99%. I see nothing wrong with ‘Dear Professor’ for example. And as mentioned, cultural differences are extremely important with how things are stated.
Super proud to have both my @SUNYPlattsburgh undergraduate researchers receive prestigious awards before they both head out to pursue PhDs in chemistry. Knock ‘em dead Augusta and Rochelle!! #compchem
@SigmaXiSociety poster sessions always showcase high quality @SUNYPlattsburgh student research.
Big ups to AK presenting our OLED work before she heads off to U. Buffalo for her PhD! #compchem
Another ACS meeting success for the @SUNYPlattsburgh undergraduate researchers @ClarksonUniv this Saturday. Proud of my students that gave talks and poster presentations about their various #compchem projects.