Synthetic medicinal chemist focused on heterocycle synthesis, molecular rearrangements, and infectious disease drug development. Professor, scientist, and mento
Thanks @LoriFerrins for hosting my visit to NEU last week! It was a delight to share our group's chemistry and anti-infective drug discovery research efforts while getting a front row seat to the remarkable science going on at Northeastern University.
Congratulations to Matt Lish on this combined Mannich-like reaction/quinazolinone rgmt leading to anti-amoebic chemotype! Always enjoy working with our favorite Clemson parasitologist, Prof. James Morris. @https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adsc.202300994
Congratulations to Golden chemists Drs. Cao, Li, and Fitz-Henley who contributed to this work! Our paper in Science Translational Medicine shows that antiviral BDGR-49 packs a punch against encephalitic alphaviruses. #VEEV#EEEV#BDGR https://t.co/yJjCa1Bo5l
Congratulations to Professor Kyoung-Shin Choi of #UWMadisonChem on her @Samsung Ho-Am Award recognizing her work as βa world-renowned chemist in the field of energy science who has achieved remarkable progress in eco-friendly hydrogen production." https://t.co/rVm6h3fWkQ
The Golden Lab is recruiting! Seeking organic chemist for a post doc position to work on synthetic medicinal chemistry and methodology projects. Apply with a CV and research summary to [email protected].
@SBsciencespeak@AcademicChatter Agree with @LeanneCPowner on Chrombooks (affordable, limits off target activity) but check with your district as some are providing them to the kids to borrow or they might be able to get you a discount.
@brae_young Build rapport with colleagues who'll be a sounding board for you. Trust your instincts/be selective in choosing grad students you'll mentor. Prioritize yourself/family/work appropriately - say 'no' to overextending professionally any more than you're comfortable with. Dream big.
@ling_sprenger I would welcome this correspondence. You also never know what might come of reaching out to an investigator about their work. Minimally, it establishes a connection and hopefully, it fosters new discussion, questions and collaboration. Go for it!
So proud of @The_Golden_Lab's Muhammad Khalifa (Dr. Khalifa as of today!) on providing peer career advice in @ScienceMagazine. This is just one of his many accomplishments.
Muhammad Khalifa, graduate student and @NSF pre-doctoral fellow, offers mentorship advice, support, and perspective for next generation scientists in @ScienceMagazine. #NextGenSci@The_Golden_Lab
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