Time to update the Tumblr world: I’m officially Dr. Flynn!!! A special thanks to those of you that have been following me since before I declared my chemistry major in undergrad 🥰 it’s been a wild ride
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Time to update the Tumblr world: I’m officially Dr. Flynn!!! A special thanks to those of you that have been following me since before I declared my chemistry major in undergrad 🥰 it’s been a wild ride
My boss told my coworker she knows we need / respond to positive reinforcement, but she’s stopped doing it bc it “isn’t her personality.”
A thrilling sequel to - “I won’t sign the faculty support letter for you to have living wages, bc I just don’t understand the issue” and refusing to read/educate herself on the topic
And not to forget -
“I don’t care about you, my current students - I only care about recruitment”
For Quarantine reading: here’s my first First-Author JACS article! Look how pretty those spirocycles are... and peek at the NMRs of them in the SI! Best project ever and best team ever, my fiancé is even an author on it with me! 🥰
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.0c03926
A dream come true: getting to visit Princeton’s chemistry department. Learning some biochemistry. Making new friends and seeing old ones. What a good week 🥰
It’s so interesting when you can tell which reactions have substrates that quench the fluorescence of your catalyst, and some that have substrates that don’t. Photophysics in action 😎
Big molecules, small flasks!
We’re a real lab now!!! Got a brand new cork board and printed off the papers we’ve published in the last 4 years, hoping to fill it up quick :)
Saying goodbye to an old friend today, only to say hello to a brand new one (not pictured, I’m sure you can imagine what it’d look like new). This is why you wear lab coats!!!
Note: re-sewn top button. Missing third button. Holes everywhere from leaning up against the hood. Lots of random chemicals (built up over years). Faded back from leaning against benchtop. Holes in pockets. Dirty sleeves. one was my “I have an emergency itch” or “I’m sweating from using pyrrophoric chemicals” sleeve where you can see makeup. Lots of sharpie marks. We had a good run, farewell old friend, it’s time for me to upgrade a level in safety.