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I gave a talk at a conference today and afterwards was told by a listener that I am definitely “a high energy bond” and that might be the truest thing anyone has ever said to me
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Dems have spent the past 8 years destroying the one movement that could have saved them. Bernie's class first populism won over exactly the type of voters (Latinos, working class, bros, Joe Rogan!) that Dems now repel. dropsitenews.com/p/bernie-wo…
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Tough day to be a physician in America.
Tough day to be a scientist in America.
Tough day to be a woman in America.
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It’s basically impossible to understand how expensive climate change is and is going to be.
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Should we publish fewer papers?
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Incredible video from 2022 #AOBPostdoc Alexandria R.C. Bredar, PhD on using sunlight to create a liquid fuel & the impact of the fellowship.
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#solarenergy #climatescience #chemistry #academia #womeninscience @alexbredar @uncchapelhill @middlebury
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Proton-Coupled Electron Transfer at the Pu5+/4+ Couple | Journal of the American Chemical Society @GTSciences @GeorgiaTech @PNNLab @WSUPullman #ProtoCoupled #ElectronTransfer #Pu pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
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Happy to have our Pu chemistry out there- congrats again @KaitlynOtte!
(And what a treat to collaborate with a best friend- @AlexBredar thank you all for being part of this! 🫶🏻 )
Join us under the disco ball in our first plutonium paper and August flavor of the month, out now in JACS near you!
(Blackberry cheesecake is still postponed)
Proton-Coupled Electron Transfer at the Pu5+/4+ Couple pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
Congrats @KaitlynOtte et al!
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Very proud to see this review finally online! Could not have done it with my fabulous co-authors @AlexBredar and @jillianldempsey!
Origins of non-ideal behaviour in voltammetric analysis of redox-active monolayers
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A review by @BL_Huffman, Alexandria R. C. Bredar & @jillianldempsey from @uncchemistry, @UNC
Thankful for the support of the Beckman Foundation during my postdoc! Excited to start this new chapter of my career
RECENTLY HIRED: 2022 AOB Postdoctoral Fellow Alexandria Bredar, PhD accepted an assistant professor position at Middlebury College.
#congratulations #alumnihighlights #justhired #phd #academia #careers
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I was at the Republican National Convention yesterday. At the end of a press conference on behalf of the DNC and Biden campaign, I had some thoughts to share.
What a cool state I live in 🥰
The governor of Vermont declared June 21–26, 2024, Green Chemistry Week in the state. The designation coincided with this year’s Green and Sustainable Chemistry Summer School (GSCSS): cen.acs.org/acs-news/Vermont… .
So happy to see this work out from Gabriella in the Dempsey group!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Recent solar fuel advances from @jillianldempsey group @uncchemistry
Methyl Termination of p-Type Silicon Enables Selective Photoelectrochemical CO2 Reduction by a Molecular Ruthenium Catalyst | ACS Energy Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
So proud of my friend Jennica and her awesome work on quantum dots!!!
Metal-Dictated Reactivity of Z-Type Ligands to Passivate Surface Defects on CdSe Nanocrystals | Journal of the American Chemical Society @UNCResearch @UNC @jillianldempsey #Metal #Passivation #Surface #Defects #CdSe #Nanocrystals pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
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The California Interfacial Science Institute is now soliciting applications for it's Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship, which supports two summers of research in CISI-affiliated groups. Applications are due February 15th, see interfacialscience.org/cisi-… for details. Please RT!
Some very special “thank-you’s” to my undergrad advisor @Lenny_Demo for helping me fall in love with chemistry and the liberal arts, and my Ph.D. and postdoc advisors @FarnumByron and @jillianldempsey for helping me become the best scientist and teacher that I can be!
I got to hear the story about this Au 2+ perovskite at ACS San Francisco and it was one of the most fun and inspiring science talks I’ve ever heard! What amazing chemistry!
For the first time, Stanford researchers, featuring Prof. Hema Karunadasa, have found a way to create and stabilize an extremely rare form of gold that has lost two negatively charged electrons, denoted Au2+.
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