For the final project in my "python for chemists and biochemists" class, students could develop code relevant to their research or they could do something more fun like write a game (which was a popular choice...). Some of the games people turned in are insanely good.
First, I do not condone wave function abuse. Second, from here on, all trainees doing anything quantum will be known as psi-kicks. Credit to @lifeofchEMI
Had a great time presenting at #DiscoverUSC today and learning more about the fascinating research on campus๐งช๐ฅผ special thanks to @GreytakChem@nuwanthaka and my wonderful group members ๐
Have you ever seen an interactive Minecraft-engineered lac operon? Well, take a look ๐๐งฌ๐ฎ
I am a huge advocate for developing fun and engaging ways to illustrate complicated topics and video games like Minecraft can be a great tool for doing so.
https://t.co/CRfAgPiikO
Iโve been advancing this system off and on for a while and the most recent change is upgrading the old high/low glucose and lactose switches to โscalesโ so the user can add any amount of glu/lac to the โcellโ and see what happens.
I'm happy to share that I recently successfully defended my PhD in chemistry. I want to express my gratitude to my amazing PhD advisor @GreytakChem for all of his assistance and encouragement throughout the years. #phd#chemistry
We are proud to recognize our @UofSC_Chem graduate students who received 2023 SPARC awards from @USCResearch to fund their ongoing research! ๐ ๐
๐งช Jennii Burrell - @GreytakChem group
โ๏ธ Christian Harrison - Wiskur group