
Mass Spectrometry | Coffee | Dog Training | Science Education BS @NCStateChem | PhD @ufchem | PostDoc @NASEM_NRC_RAP | Assoc. Prof. @chem_msstate
Joined May 2018
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Replying to @UFNZimmerman
Very much deserved! Congratulations and best of luck! Love watching this team’s continued growth and amazing success the last two seasons.
More good stuff ahead, no doubt!
Replying to @LabLaskin @FitzkeeLab
Thanks!
Replying to @FitzkeeLab
Thanks, Nick!
Replying to @AmandaLSmythers
Thanks! I’ve been waffle-ing but might try it out!
Replying to @karibbasso
Congrats!!! Sounds fun.
Replying to @karibbasso
Nice! We’ve hired a dedicated mass spec facility manager and I’m excited to see all the new collaborations (from geology to archaeology to food science) that seem to be arising!
I could only do so many collaborations alongside my own work, so this could be a game changer for us!
Replying to @MAHESHKUMARG4 @FerryPrins
Congrats Mahesh (and coworkers!)!
Replying to @ProfIanWebb @NSF
Looks like a great event!
Replying to @FitzkeeLab
👍 absolutely dominating the SEC 😂
Replying to @EveryWhereChem @AmerChemSociety
Congrats!
Replying to @NicholasFerroni
ghouling and losersauce both sound plausible. Interesting activity!
Replying to @anniegorden
Congratulations x3!
Having recently taught Lewis structures, I feel like finding and explaining issues with this could be a fun bonus question...wish I had smaller class sizes!
Replying to @ZJAyres
That’s awesome!
For avoiding repeating ideas, I rely on (over?) outlining documents before really fleshing out the draft. Having the “skeleton” of all the ideas (not just the main points) and flow of the argument before filling in details helps me stay on target.
Replying to @GriceChemistry
Thanks for the heads up!
Replying to @biophyskrys
Yay! Congrats on the submission and fingers crossed for a positive decision!
Replying to @compoundchem
Well deserved! Love the infographics!