My first patent was published in March too!
Thank you to amazing collaborators at #UMassPSE and #Spelman for making this happen!
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March 2025 was an exciting month for me. Check me out, as I talk among a panel of experts about the recent #ConsumerReport on the dangers of chemical exposure when adding synthetic hair for hair styling. #Spelman
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I don't normally comment on political issues in the media, but this is just NOT right! See for yourself! Let's be advocates for what is righteous! #hbcusmatter
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"Reimagining Hair Science: A New Approach to Classify Curly Hair Phenotypes via New Quantitative Geometric and Structural Mechanical Parameters" — Read it on @ResearchGate: https://t.co/ZFdFf2kw2W
Are you a #postdoc looking to build skills to help you launch the next stage in your career? The @postdocacademy's Building Skills for a Successful Career online course launches on June 5th. Join learning communities to engage w/ others. @nationalpostdoc https://t.co/WqQzBp5Fe9
Curly, kinky, or inclusive? @MGainesPhD classifies locks according to physical properties, leading to a better understanding of what care product to use. https://t.co/DgyBCUOo8a
@SpelmanPres Thank you President Gayle! @SpelmanPres It has been an exciting ride, and we are just getting starting with discovering new material properties, unique to curly and kinky hair. I look forward to what's in store! @SpelmanCollege@ACSpressroom@physorg_com
Spelman chemistry professor Dr. Michelle Gaines and her students are examining the mechanical and geometric properties of Black hair to gather physics-based information about which products might be best suited for hair care. Read more: https://t.co/dAarmhMowW
Greetings All! I'd like to announce and celebrate Ekua Beneman for receiving a presentation award in Chemistry for her research poster presented at the November ABRCMS conference #abrcms2022 this year! Ekua is a RISE fellow working in my laboratory at #s…https://t.co/eKRSAeFTio
Exciting events are in store for Spelmanites next week, as we celebrate National Chemistry Week with the American Chemical Society! #chemistry#spelmancollege https://t.co/c4xZ1NUhFT
I am very proud of these students, Lauryn N., Jessica, & Imani! They did an outstanding job presenting their research and representing Spelman College! https://t.co/dBDjtb16Xe
September was a busy month for myself and my students! On September 13th, I visited the Institute of Bioengineering and Bioscience at Georgia Tech and gave a seminar for there Breakfast Club Series. This was a very fun opportunity…https://t.co/SNW0Bc2HiX https://t.co/CMu21E6DB4
September was a busy month for myself and my students! On September 13th, I visited the Institute of Bioengineering and Bioscience at Georgia Tech and gave a seminar for there Breakfast Club Series. This was a very fun opportunity to return to #georgiatec…https://t.co/AkmoT9knu6
Thoroughly enjoyed my trip to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory last week! Shout out to MSU ChE alum, Dr. Marcus Andre Worsley for the invitation! Very proud of my student Janae Burks (C'25) chemistry student at #spelmancollege, interning at LLHL thi…https://t.co/nbYvJIpfyV