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Molecular Rapscallion since Twenty Eleven

Friday, March 9, 2012

No Superstars? The 'Blog Nerd' Community and 'Science Pride'

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Like many in the science blogging community, I try to pay homage to the chemists who've gone before me, especially those who've foun...
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

What Do You Call Yourselves?

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In the "hot-potato" game of Pharma jobs, it's not uncommon to work with a whole new cast of people every 5 years or so. I reca...
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Petition Expedition – Cancer in Laundry Detergent?

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On Facebook and other social media sites, online petitions quickly gather steam. Users see others’ posts, rally to the cause, and spread wor...
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Thursday, March 1, 2012

Journals I Never Knew Existed

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Every so often, when you're looking up source literature to write proposals or paper boilerplate, you happen across something that makes...

This Just In - File Under "Huge Marine Polyethers"

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K. brevisculata Source: Te Ara - Encyclopedia of New Zealand Maggy Wassilieff There's a new red tide in town: Karenia brevisulcata...
Tuesday, February 28, 2012

The 2011 Organometallics Roundtable – Peering into the Future

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( Note: I’m publishing this post concurrently with my blog bud Chemjobber . Hop on over to his site to read about the industry / academia tr...
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Monday, February 27, 2012

Found Chemistry - Landmark Gate with Chemical Message

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On a recent visit to a major US university, I had occasion to stop outside the towering steel gates leading into the main courtyard of the n...
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Finding my way through new challenges. I was a founding blogger at Scientific American's Food Matters and Blog Syn. I once wrote for C&EN's The Haystack. I've written for Nature Chemistry, Newscripts, Chemistry Blog, Chemjobber, and Totally Synthetic.
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