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The Professional Student is a blog about everything grad school from the application process to my experiences living as a grad student, being a parent in grad school, and researching the role of chemistry in the evolution of our universe.
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It’s hard to believe that I defended my PhD thesis a year ago! My first year as Dr. Wilkins has been a busy one. This post shares some reflections on what I’ve done and how I’ve grown in my first year as a postdoc.
Read MoreScience art, conferences, travel, and moving. These are the highlights from my terms 10 through 18 of my Ph.D.
Read MoreIt’s March Madness… Nebula March Madness! Which nebula do you think will triumph in this Twitter tournament? Follow along at #NebulaMM2019! In Round 4, the birds and the bugs go head to head with the Eagle Nebula versus the Butterfly Nebula!
Read MoreIt’s March Madness… Nebula March Madness! Which nebula do you think will triumph in this Twitter tournament? Follow along at #NebulaMM2019! The theme of Round 3 is “Discovery”
Read MoreIt’s March Madness… Nebula March Madness! Which nebula do you think will triumph in this Twitter tournament? Follow along at #NebulaMM2019! The theme of Round 2 is “What’s it made of?”
Read MoreIt’s March Madness… Nebula March Madness! Which nebula do you think will triumph in this Twitter tournament? Follow along at #NebulaMM2019!
Read MoreScience art, travel, conferences, travel, moving, and travel. These are the highlights from my eighth and ninth terms of graduate school.
Read MoreI recently went on a bit of a speaking tour about south-central PA. I gave six talks in two weeks while there. Here is how I arranged my tour!
Read MoreAt the end of January, I joined Caltech's chemistry club at Cleveland Elementary in Pasadena. Being at an elementary school, my audience seemed obvious: the younger half of the popular K-12 outreach target. What I found, however, was that parents were just as, if not more, interested in the demonstrations, and I realized that in outreach to students, we often overlook an important ally: their parents and guardians.
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