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I can’t believe I officially have my first publication! Thank you @aemangmedina and @BallResearch for all the opportunities and mentorship you’ve given me during my time at Rice University.
The most recent publication from the Ball Lab! Thank you to my amazing team of Rice undergraduate mentees and collaborators in the Distefano lab! @BallResearch@RiceChemGrad
Every year, the Ball Lab hosts a local teacher through the NSF Research Experiences for Teachers program. This year, our teacher Sherell won best oral presentation! Congrats Sherell, we miss you already! #NSF#BalllaB#RiceChemistry
Celebrating Zach’s promotion with his three favorite things: cake, his awesome students, and problem set! Congrats to our amazing boss!!! #BalllaB#ricechemistry
After a brief hiatus from Twitter, we're back with some new Nickel-promoted bioconjugation strategies! Check out our recent publications in @JOC_OL (10.1021/acs.orglett.9b00759) and @ChemCommun (10.1039/C9CC00159J) ! #bioconjugation#nickel
Beyond thrilled to see Frances Arnold honored with a Nobel Prize! Her enzyme engineering work continues to inspire us and countless others. Hearty congratulations, @francesarnold!!!
Frances Arnold, awarded the 2018 #NobelPrize, conducted the first directed evolution of enzymes, which are proteins that catalyse chemical reactions. Enzymes produced through directed evolution are used to manufacture everything from biofuels to pharmaceuticals.
@francesarnold