Excited to share this set of 40 multicolor 3D-printed molecular orbital models for second-semester organic chemistry classrooms, developed with students @pomonacollege. #RealTimeChem#ChemEd#3DPrinting#ChemTwitter ๐งชโ๏ธ
https://t.co/NuPU4cDkC9
Pleased to share this set of ~35 multicolor 3D-printed molecular orbital models for organic chemistry classrooms, developed with students @pomonacollege. Article and 3D print files (no paywall): https://t.co/QzBvAKOZam
#chemtwitter#3d#3dprint#3DModels ๐งช
These 3D prints* are being readied by our orbital enthusiasts @pomonacollege for CHED presentations at #ACSFall2023 on Sun (posters/demos!) and Wed (talk/free stuff!). Hope to see you there! Details: https://t.co/Ey4zNL1Nig #ChemTwitter 1/2
Congratulations to Dr. Saeed Khan for wrapping up a remarkable 37-year career in the UCLA Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement! https://t.co/w99DSwjouD @uclaphyssci
@uclachem@uclaphyssci I'll always be grateful for Saeed's kindness and technical assistance over the years. Research @pomonacollege was better for it. Enjoy your retirement!
@PrusaSlicer The lowest unoccupied molecular orbital and electron density surface in isopropyl chloride--for a Chem Ed presentation at the American Chemical Society meeting in SF this August! โ๏ธ๐โ๏ธ๐
A wonderful & high-energy seminar @pomonacollege today by Prof. Gianmarc Grazioli (San Jose State University). Topic: Exploring Mechanisms of Molecular Assembly and Disassembly Using Computer Simulations and Machine Learning. #chemtwitter โ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธ
We are happy to share our studies using metallopeptides to catalyze asymmetric benzylic aminations, now out in @J_A_C_S. Nice job Naudin and Savannah!
https://t.co/LekTuuQx03
Francis O'Leary was the student responder for @LifeAtPurdue's 2023 Spring Commencement. Congrats to Francis and all our graduates! โฌ๏ธ https://t.co/jkh2XTuPAo
Thanks @pomonacollege for the 3D-printed orbitals-in-the-classroom origin story"! Our J Chem Ed paper can be accessed here: https://t.co/sR8f3fuAbq #chemtwitter โ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธ
Objects about the size of toys that come in kidsโ meal are now helping students in Daniel OโLearyโs chemistry classes visualize molecular orbitals. OโLeary uses a hobby-grade 3-D printer to make them for his students.
More: https://t.co/MMWuRUXNSD