Sometimes you gotta be an electric engineer to be a successful chemist; rare occasion to see and work on the source of IRMS @BourbonnaisLab. Grateful for these learning opportunities that make me completely mesmerised with where we’re at in science.
The Gray Aquatic Toxicology lab at @VT_Biology is currently accepting applications for one M.S. student and one Ph.D. student for Fall 2022. Interested students should send their CV and “letter of interest” to [email protected]. See the link to the flyer: https://t.co/YwRzKiTL3g
En route to self sufficiency. No more stress of making 3 trips a day to the chemical store or worrying if we’re gonna run out of liq N2 before the store closes and hassled free all time N isotope analysis! #growthegame
Making a fresh batch of SPATTs (solid-phase adsorption toxin tracking) for our nutrient dynamics project! We deploy them in streams and reservoirs to assess Microcystin levels in our study catchments.
@STRIVElab@PintorLabOSU#waterquality#HABs
@knrhardin-Kim, a AP environmental Science teacher has been working in our lab for about a month now. She brings so much energy and excitement to the lab! So excited to have her around.
When it rains, does it pour? Finally a map to answer that question. Read the legend carefully. Such a delightful map. I love it! Source: https://t.co/4KHPtkM3kl HT @erindataviz
6 weeks with the William and Aly, rising high school seniors. I got to mentor them and share my journey. They helped me a great deal, not only with their commitment to learn an but also helped me by being open to my teaching. Can’t decide who learnt more.