It should be community standard to put your name first in your CV if there is a shared co-first authorship and equal contribution, regardless of the actual order in the paper.
On August 1, 2000, I started my independent career at UC Berkeley. Amazing what 20 years of peer review and faculty dinners can do to you. But I would not trade this job for any other.
Sadly, Rolf Huisgen passed on yesterday. He almost lived for a hundred years and embodied the Golden Age of Organic Synthesis. We cannot give him a proper funeral now but there will be a time when we will gather to celebrate his life and legacy.
I have postdoctoral positions to fill thanks to generous NIH R61 and BRAIN initiative funding. Please apply if you are interested in working at the interface of synthesis and neuroscience or spread the word/retweet!
@NYU_CNS
@nyuchemistry
1/2. We are looking for postdocs with a strong synthetic streak who take pride in a successful purification and structure elucidation, have independent ideas, are passionate about research, and can advise and train junior graduate students.
Our first paper on SARS-COV2 inhibitors is online, thanks to a COVID-19 Catalyst Grant by NYU. Small molecules will be indispensable to fight coronaviruses. Chances are that they will be as successful as those developed for HIV and HCV.
@nyuchemistry
@DanNomura
@UCB_Chemistry
There is a silver lining in this crisis:
A) We are reading papers as opposed to traveling and dropping talks; B) We try to speak a common language, as opposed to talking past each other; C) We develop a common sense of purpose. Great science will emerge from this.
Sadly, Albert Eschenmoser has passed. He continues to be a huge inspiration. I will always remember a 3 h postdoc interview I had with him, in which I learned more about conformational analysis than in all the years before.
@ETH_DCHAB
Exciting opportunity at UPenn! We are looking for a junior colleague in the broadly defined area of Organic Chemistry. Please spread the word, retweet, and apply.
Happy birthday, America. Thank you for letting me live the American Dream. We must fight every day to make sure that dream is as true for a Black child born in Minneapolis as it was for a white chemist born in Austria and an Asian colorist born in Malaysia.
Happy birthday, America. Thank you for letting me live the American Dream. We must fight every day to make sure that dream is as true for a Black child born in Minneapolis as it was for a white bodybuilder born in Austria. via
@attn
For the chair I do this. Most importantly, the lines have to be pairwise parallel. It hurts otherwise."It's not a pet peeve, it's a major psychotic hatred." (George Carlin)
I had a great time with the Queer in Chemistry students at Princeton and their allies. Thanks for hosting me and congratulations on the program.
@PrincetonChem
@nyuchemistry
I am honored to serve as the 2023 Eun Lee Lecturer. Very much looking forward to exchanging ideas with my Korean colleagues an immersing myself into Korean culture!
I am excited to serve as vice chair of the 2023 Natural Products and Bioactive Compounds Gordon Research Conference. The amazing program was put together by Philip Kym (AbbVie). Registration is now open!
Registration is now open for the GRC on Artificial Molecular Switches and Motors. Please join us for lively discussions on how to harvest energy and information with molecules and put them to work for the benefit of humanity.
BREAKING NEWS:
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2022
#NobelPrize
in Chemistry to Carolyn R. Bertozzi, Morten Meldal and K. Barry Sharpless “for the development of click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.”
Greetings from the Trauner Group retreat in Atlantic City.
@tongil_ko
treated us to a fabulous Brazilian barbecue. Historically marginalized chemists were discussed.
As we are entering day 2 of the Artificial Switches and Motors GRC, I want to share with everyone that Doritos contain 3 types of azobenzenes. Not sure if this is a good thing…
#GRC_switches_motors
,
#photoswitches
,
#tartrazine
,
#Red40
Working on dopamine receptors keeps me happy. Check out our latest paper on Proximity Photopharmacology, again with
@IsacoffLab
and Prashant Donthamsetti.
Thinking of the Chemistry behind these gorgeous colors. The leash must be an azobenzene. Did I mention that there’s a photopharmacology conference at the end of this month?
2019 ends on a Synthetic Biology note. Check out our paper on the conversion of a human insulin receptor into a glutamate receptor, and then a photoreceptor. Thanks to our wonderful French collaborators!
@nyuchemistry
@photo_pharma
@Syn_Biology
I look forward to speaking at Scripps Research (Florida) today. The Webinar starts at 2PM EST. The topic is Proximity Photopharmacology, but I will be able to sneak in a short total synthesis.
@scrippsresearch
@nyuchemistry