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Excellent work Dr. @AhmadRKirmani! Congratulations to you and your colleagues. @RITscience
Thank you @NatureEnergyJnl for the editorial research highlight on our recent work in @NatureComms, where we demonstrated radiation-induced defect healing in metal-halide perovskite semiconductors!
nature.com/articles/s41560-0…
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The MolSSI family sends all good wishes to @LeviXansNaden & @ARingerMcDonald, who are now in Toruń, Poland, teaching a best practices training workshop for PHYMOL PhD students. Learn more about MolSSI's training initiatives at our education website!
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BASIL is lucky to have this amazing scientist on the team! Keep rockin’
Hi! I started my #BlackInChem journey in Tobago 🇹🇹 then to NY for a biophysics PhD, along the way falling in love with x-ray crystallography.
Now I use it to study proteins from pathogenic bacteria, as a chem asst. prof @Vassar!
#krystlethecrystallographer #BlackInChemRollCall
We started BASIL in 2015. Hope to see you at the workshop. We'll be at #ASBMB Transforming Undergraduate Education in the Molecular Life Sciences in Boston, July 27-30. Look for us there if you have questions.
Join us in September to learn how to use the modular & flexible BASIL CURE in your classes. Registration is open: basilbiochem.org/events @CURENet1 @ASBMB @EBItraining @bceenet
Yes. See you there!
Are you coming to the ASBMB Transforming Education meeting in Boston? Let us know! We would love to get together with you to discuss CURES and BASIL. basilbiochem.org @ASBMB @CURENet1 @CURinAction
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Pre-pandemic BASIL students from several campuses visited the PDB at Rutgers to work together on understanding antibiotic resistance. Here they are meeting with director Stephen Burley. @buildmodels
Supporting Faculty Growth and Productivity: The Power of the Sabbatical facultydiversity.org/maynews…
Rico Acevado and Josh Beckham did a great job.
Love the faculty development offered this year at #DiscoverBMB2023 that will trickle down to the next generation of scientists. Thank you @BioMolViz @ASBMB
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Learn how BMB educators are integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning into their classes so that students may learn to think like biochemists and data scientists with @BonnieHallGV today at 9am in 6C at the #DiscoverBMB2023 meeting.
Great to see you at #DiscoverBMB2023 . You and your students are doing amazing things!
Jennifer Pousont & Morgan D'Ausilio presented BASIL work they carry out with high school students at The Pingry School at #DiscoverBMB2023
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Excited to see Joe Provost's article, Developing CUREs in Chemistry (pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…) in the Journal of Chemical Education.












