So thankful to have this community and fantastic mentors to look up to 🇵🇭
Professors @MaxxSolidChem and @herdelineardona are working to foster Filipino graduate student community at UCI. Read more here: ps.uci.edu/news/3103 #AAPIHeritageMonth
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Understanding the Nucleation and Growth of ZIF-8 Polymorphs dx.doi.org/10.1021/acs.cgd.4…
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Happy Valentine's Day from the Department of Chemistry ♥️
Source: Brunning, A. 2023 "Valentine's Day: The Chemistry of Love." Compound Interest
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Rain Talosig is the Chemistry Department Science Communication fellow and is a 5th year in the Patterson Lab. You can read more about the Science Communication fellows for the School of Physical Sciences here: https:/ps.uci.edu/news/3029
#uci #ucichemistry #uciphysicalsciences
Check out our new tutorial review on MOF nucleation and growth published in @ChemSocRev !
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Thank you @MaxxSolidChem and @herdelineardona for fostering Filipino community in the UCI sciences and hosting a great dinner for all of us! It was great to connect and of course eat some good food! 🇵🇭
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@herdelineardona and I had a blast hosting the first (of hopefully many more) UCI Filipino graduate student dinner gathering last weekend! Cheers to Filipino science! #UCI
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Out in Inorganic Chemistry: A Celebration of LGBTQIAPN+ Inorganic Chemists. Revisiting our 2022 Editorial (pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…), Front Cover (pubs.acs.org/toc/inocaj/61/1…), and Virtual Issue (pubs.acs.org/page/inocaj/vi/…) for 2023 Pride Month.
It was a joy attending the annual UCI Lee dinner and repressing Filipino culture in science spaces with my filipiniana top made by a lovely Filipina designer. #filipinainSTEM
Congratulations to Nina for presenting at her first undergraduate symposium for @UciUrop @UCIChemistry I’m so proud of all your work this year and it has been a joy to mentor you!
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Join us tomorrow, in NS2 2201 at 12:00pm for a Ph.D. Defense, "Reaction-Driven Non-equilibrium Molecular Self-Assembly"by Paul Hurst in the Patterson Group
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Almost 50,000 student workers across the University of California system are striking for livable wages and job security. Student workers are essential; their success is everyone's success. I stand in solidarity with the strike—despite my very small stature.
#UCstrike #FairUCnow
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Unapologetic and unwavering support for the UC grad student strike, by the way. Graduate students absolutely deserve more for being the bedrock of all academia.
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This is what union power looks like across several of the UC campuses 🎉 (featuring UCB, UCSD, UCR, and UCLA)
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Hey bad PIs at UC, if you're sending emails intimidating academic workers from joining the picket lines, know I am collecting them. I already have a good handful from today.
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Rotating students at the UCs: make sure to ask potential PIs how they're supporting their striking employees 😁 (if they're not, maybe don't work for them 😘)
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As each year passes, I think it becomes more and more crucial for new students to understand that people are on their absolute best behavior during rotations. Red flags will only become more red. And bigger.
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This atomic-scale movie upends a 100-year-old theory! Thanks to record-breaking 🔬 video resolution at our @molecularfoundry, scientists have discovered 🔎 how atomic-scale defects direct #nanoparticle growth. Check it out ⬇️
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