Somewhere in the void of chemistry, math, and computers. Postdoc @StanfordUChem ChemE PhD @UCB_Chemistry
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I feel like I've done something bizarre with my eyes where my normal vision is bad, but staring at my phone screen it's like 60/20. I'll take photos of stuff and I'll be able to make out details on the screen from like a mile away compared to the equivalent with my bare eyes
One of the more interesting pieces of NYC to me is how available picnic shoulder is in grocery stores while Boston butt is a lot rarer. They come from the same primal cut, those pork butts must be going somewhere but certainly not here
At the young age of 30, I finally figured out how to read Roman numerals. I'd also like to mention I got a degree in mathematics almost a decade ago
I'm in Anaheim for APS! Stop by Session MAR-F50 on Tuesday morning to see recent work looking at phosphoryl hydrolysis using machine learning and simulation tools
First time seeing a critter like this happen, underlying cause was a weird memory issue that lead to an error message printing a bunch
Burritos in San Diego are pretty good, the Oaxacalifornia (quesarito) at La Perla is probably the most decadent in the state. The features I wish they'd steal from Mission to have a Grand Unified California Burrito would be grilled outside and aluminum foil wrapped for stability
I'm in San Diego for AIChE! I'll be talking today about how we've been training machine learning potentials for cheaper on various problems, stop on by! #AIChEAnnual
I haven't updated my Bay Area burrito rankings in a while. There's one standout and then a four-way tie for second
The best: @AfghanBurrito, transcendental, nothing else like it
The rest: La Taqueria, Taqueria San Bruno, Antojitos Mexicanos Jovanni, Lopez Taqueria 3
Pretty amazed at both how bad Google can be for some technical questions and how overexcited but correct ChatGPT can be for the same ones. I could evolve the caveman speak to get better answers, but I don't need to with ChatGPT
Have a paper up with @GrantRotskoff on how chiral active particles (bumper cars with misaligned wheels) can produce robust assembly forces for passive particles, and how the odd transport properties of CAPs give rise to it. Check it out! arxiv.org/abs/2310.17763
Happy to say it's now in print at Soft Matter (along with an updated arXiv)! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Going to be back in Minnesota for #apsmarch this week, stop by session K31 for my talk and a whole bonanza of excellent active assembly talks
Going to be in Orlando for AIChE this week, and presenting on Tuesday on my recent chiral assembly work. Details below! #AIChEAnnual
