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Lessons Codified by History,
(or at least by the History Posters) c/o Jean Futrell #ASMS2023
Visiting Fred McLafferty’s ‘Giants of MS poster’ with @yingge2121 in the History section by registration!
(Here at #ASMS2023 all week!)
Watching her introduce her students and postdocs to their academic grandfather was charming.
In an auspicious harbinger of #ASMS2023, on my way outta a customer site this afternoon to go to the airport I saw a copy of “Interpretation of Mass Spectra” on a free book pile (…consequently I have ANOTHER one).
(Maybe I’ll fix up the binding and leave it by history posters!)
(Every-time it is like a Gene Parmesan reveal in its being unnecessary but perfect in deployment.)
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When the two dogs inside you work together to yield a goofy delight, is that not truly the best case scenario?
(I appreciate the planning involved with a certain kind of practical prestidigitation.)
As part of software product ownership, I just had to write a help section for a module of the software I was technically also on the hook for overhauling after some customer insight feedback; which meant step zero was the overhaul.
SURPRISE: BONUS WORK!
✨💖✨It may be a lab activity today to create this as a broader alert noise.
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There is a picture of Nobel Laureate Ahmed Zewail at Strada [it was for a time the nicest coffee near but not too near the chemistry department, so useful for meetings] in his autobiography and I had borrowed it from my dad while on a boat on the Nile and I was suddenly like: