Retired - from the Dept. of Chemistry, UoW 🙂
South Northants, England
Joined March 2018
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We have a lot of late cucumbers and a glut of beetroot. Baked a cucumber and lemon cake with an elderflower buttercream icing. Baked a chocolate and beetroot cake, with a cream, a cherry centre topped with a chocolate ganache.
My favourite is the cucumber. Very refreshing.
Coffee morning. Ganache split. I knew the cream was too hot but still added the chocolat🙄 Simple chemistry. Managed to recover it, lost a bit of its sheen🤷♀️. Reine de Saba cake. Vegan and Gluten Free lemon cake. And carrot cake.
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A lovely friend joined us for lunch today. We had a perfect afternoon in her company. For dessert I made "Hymne au printemps" Basically, Strawberry mousse cheesecake. 😁
New season of #maplesyrup direct from la Ferme René Lussier in #StDamase #Quebec travelled with me all the way across the miles to my kitchen in middle earth. To mark this year's première coulée, I baked a 🍁 syrup cheese cake with 🍁 syrup caramel sauce.
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Presenting the Diversity Book Club run @warwickchem (@warwickuni) - led by @ZJAyres & @BoKelestyn.
The project helped staff & students learn about #Equality & #DiversityandInclusion in #Science
#RSCPoster #RSCEdu
⬇️Free resources to run your own! ⬇️
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My fantastic line manager @Dee_McIntyre baked me an equally fantastic and very special cake. Guess what the occasion was?
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I'm posting this on my personal twitter as I've been told it may be too inflammatory to put on my professional one.
#wellliveanddieinthesetowns
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@warwickchem is looking for a #ProjectsOfficer (Chemical Inventory) jobs.ac.uk/job/CMF143/projec… . This is an exciting opportunity for someone with lab exp. in academia or industry implementing our new chemical inventory system. #chemistry #jobs #HealthandSafety
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"Relativity" (Dec. 1953) is one of #Escher's most popular works.
It depicts a world in which the normal laws of gravity do not apply.
What makes this work so mesmerizing is how Escher is capable to create a completely impossible world
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#scritturebrevi #VentagliDiParole
BBC News - Appeal to identify scientific curiosities of the past
bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
Reminiscing big time. Watching Rush on telly if anyone remembers or knows who they are? Saw them live, wait for it, at the Forum in Montreal in 1980! OK you thought I was going to say 1970 tut-tut 😁
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