keth

[Green's Polymers @ASU @GreenPolymerLab]

International Day of Women and Girls in Science 👩‍🔬🧪
We celebrate women working in science, especially all the brilliant women in our group
Thanks for your contributions
"Learn everything you can, anytime you can, from anyone you can" Sarah Caldwell

#InternationalWomenInScience

[ErrantScience @ErrantScience]

Manifesting successful experiments for 2023! 😵‍💫

#cartoon #academia #science #newyear #2023

[Chemistry News @ChemistryNews]

Chemists change the bonds between atoms in a single molecule for the first time https://t.co/VUfCr1c9ZK

[keth @kethmerol]

Estamos listos su majestad imperial

[Ruido Presents @RuidoPresents]

Aborigenes... el Padrino ah dicho...
#vidayestilo @silverionr
🎟:https://t.co/Z29jhN9qZS

[keth @kethmerol]

Voy a ver el vídeo que grabé de los cohetes de 5 minutos: dijo nadie nunca #4ofjuly

[keth @kethmerol]

Muero 🥲

[Circo Volador @circovolador]

En diciembre recibiremos a #Watain @CACIQUEMx

[keth @kethmerol]

Nada más relajante que escuchar a Putrid Pile después de una tormenta

[Yang Zhang @SwitFluors]

Submission Call for Frontier in Chemistry @FrontChemistry Research Topic: Specific Optical Properties of Supramolecular Aggregates https://t.co/n0o3uznKGu Co-edited by Prof. Jin Wen, Prof. Xueliang Shi, and myself.

[keth @kethmerol]

@alejandrafaith Goe me pasó lo mismo en mi último cumpleaños, pusieron papercut y yo así de... No me acordaba cuánto me gustaba esto!

[keth @kethmerol]

@Marlene_VM @Monchorva @LuisCam333 En donde Gary 💞💖

[Star Wars @starwars]

The Master.

[keth @kethmerol]

@Marlene_VM @SimonLugo9 Tráeme una licuachela ❣️

[keth @kethmerol]

https://t.co/rb2MRxhvXo

[keth @kethmerol]

Suddenly all my labmates are being nice to me or probably just scared of what I ordered

[Chemistry News @ChemistryNews]

Wastewater has huge potential for global health https://t.co/FCRRY59XaI

[keth @kethmerol]

@luckhernandez Lánzate

[keth @kethmerol]

Ánimo raza

[keth @kethmerol]

May the 4th be with you

[BFM News @NewsBFM]

1. Microplastics have been found in human blood for the first time.

A new study found that PET plastic, often used to produce food packaging and water bottles, is the most prevalent in the bloodstream.

The particles can enter the body from the air and through food and drink.