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A Chemical Imbalance: Gender and Chemistry in Academia

Posted on August 7, 2013 by

As an undergrad preparing for med school, I fell in love with chemistry, thanks in large part to a quirky gen chem professor. He convinced me that a biochem major would be great for pre-med. That department became my home … Continue reading →

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Silence speaks

Posted on August 4, 2012 by

I typically don’t write about politics (for lack of a better word) here (though I am a little less successful on Twitter). It is simply not my schtick and does not particularly fit with style or content here. Today I’m … Continue reading →

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