PhD in Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry
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🎉 Excited to share some great news!
💯 Published by Elsevier, this work represents countless hours of dedication and passion.
🤩 This journey has been incredibly rewarding, and I’m thrilled to see it come to fruition.
🎯 Explore it here: lnkd.in/dzRAwxKx
In this new Research Topic, new methods are explored for diagnosing, preventing, and treating viral infections targeting inflammation 🔬😷
Looking forward to your submission 😃
🚨Submission Deadline: 17 February 2024
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Dr Nabeelah Sadeer retweeted
‘I am ready to embrace more uncertainties in the future, as beneath the layers of uncertainties resides the discovery of one’s own potential,’ writes @Nsadeer. ‘I want to face more uncertainties so I can find out what else I am capable of.’
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The uncertainties of my PhD shaped me 😎
Thank you @Emma_Pewsey for guiding me in writing this article! 😃
@ChemistryWorld @RoySocChem
Have a good read! 📚
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Dr Nabeelah Sadeer retweeted
Humans and fish look remarkably similar around four weeks. So how does a baby go from breathing underwater to taking its first gasp of air when it’s born?
on.natgeo.com/3oNbk80
Impressive!
#WorldBeeDay
In March 2021, Nat Geo Photographer Dan Winters worked with Angelina Jolie to draw attention to the need to protect bees and their habitats. Hear Winters describe the inspiration and technique for capturing the shot. #WorldBeeDay
on.natgeo.com/3MdNSbS
Dr Nabeelah Sadeer retweeted
"All those experiences made me who I am."
From being a taxi driver to becoming a Nobel Prize laureate - 2018 chemistry laureate @francesarnold describes how a diversity of experiences shapes you as a human being.
Publish with Frontiers 📄
Seagrass as a New Potential Source for Humans’ Nutrition and Other Uses.
More information: frontiersin.org/research-top…
🚨Deadline extended until 30 November 2023. Looking forward to your submission 🙂
Dr Nabeelah Sadeer retweeted
“I was captured for life by chemistry and by crystals.”
#NobelPrize laureate Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin was one of the most outstanding X-ray crystallographers of her time.
She determined the structure of penicillin and vitamin B12, and the 3D structure of insulin.
ALT Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin looking at a molecular model. She is wearing a dark blue cardigan and a blouse.
My new review paper has been published in the Journal of Infection and Public Health (IF: 7.537) 🥳😌
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
On comprend pas toujours les plans de l’univers. On choisit pas tous les temps nos parcours de vie. La route va être longue des fois tres longue. Mais on finit toujours dans un bon endroit. Croyez dans vos prières.
Seagrass as a New Potential Source for Humans’ Nutrition and Other Uses frontiersin.org/research-top…
Happy to serve as a Topic Editor.
Call for papers is open. Deadline is 27 June 2023.
Looking forward to your submission 🙂
Dr Nabeelah Sadeer retweeted
Why do you want to be a scientist?
In January 1983, in just two weeks, Françoise Barré-Sinoussi and her team discovered HIV – the virus that causes AIDS. Since then she has spent her career working on behalf of those living with HIV.
#WomeninScience
I am trying hard to submit my stories to magazine/websites s as I want to debut a career in science journalism however, the magazines I am approaching are not responsive. Does anybody know where I can start my writing career please.
Rhizophora mucronata Lam., a halophyte from Mauritius Island, inhibits the entry of Zika virus in human cells (A549)- an in vitro and in silico analysis tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
Happy to share one of my recent publications😀
