Interested in learning about #PFAS contamination in rainwater🌧️? We found high levels of emerging PFAS in US rain, including unusual H-substituted species & complex mixtures of branched isomers. Here are the key take-aways from our @EnvSciRSC paper (1/8)🧵.

RT @SaraESMartin: 🚨February #ChemJobs Announcement.@WoosterEdu is hiring a visiting assistant professor of chemistry starting in August 202….

RT @BlackInChem: BlackInChem is BACK!!! . Join us this upcoming week for #BlackInChemWeek2023 as we celebrate Black chemists! Stay tuned!!….

Rexeeting(?) this ✨JOB AD✨ for a Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry at our small liberal arts college. Starts in Jan 2024, flexible term of 1 semester or 1 year. Great opportunity for recent or soon-to-be PhD looking to strengthen teaching experience. #chemjobs #PhDone.

The Fall 2023 #FACSS schedule is out! I appreciate how this seminar series mixes early career researchers with established leaders in #atmoschem. Looks like a great lineup this year 😊

Our full #AGU2023 session title is "Advances in Measuring & Modeling Emerging Atmospheric Chemical Species, their Reaction & Transportation Processes, and the Associated Impacts on Air Quality, Climate, & Health". Here's how Canva's AI generator interpreted it watercolor-style.

Two weeks left to submit abstracts for #AGU2023! This December, join us in San Francisco for Session A002 about #PFAS, #microplastics, VCPs, and more. #atmoschem @AtmosYZ. @alaskinlab.

As ACS members, "we have an opportunity to lead not just in discovery and innovation, but also in DEIR. In fact, we will fail to do the former if we cannot do the latter." -Anne McNeil, Alex Zhukhovitskiy, @GetzlerChem.

RT @TimothyHBertram: Atmospheric chemists, if you want a molecular perspective on near surface reactions, take a look here. It features my….

"Precipitation contains a wide variety of #PFAS not routinely measured".

Congrats to @WoosterEdu alumni Kevin Wokosin and Emma Shell on this award! They wrote an #AtmosChem review with me that just kept going. We finally ended at 54 journal pages, 485 references, and 23 figures. I'm not exaggerating when I say their work was comprehensive!.

🚨January #ChemJobs Announcement🚨.@WoosterEdu is hiring a visiting assistant professor of chemistry starting in January 2024. Duration of 1 calendar year or 1 semester according to your preference. All specialties welcome! 🧑‍🏫🥼@Chemjobber

I'm proud of the great team that put together this award-winning #PFAS publication (including first-author Yubin + 2 other @WoosterEdu undergrads + soon-to-be Prof. @Rebekah_Gray_ ).

Our summer research group has good taste 😂 @WoosterEdu @Rebekah_Gray_

Whoever decided to put food trucks outside of @GRBCC is brilliant. I want food trucks at all of my conferences now 🍔🌮🥗🥙🍕🥟🍟🥤.

Last talk before #ASMS2023 Thursday posters:.Alexander Aksenov walks us through the challenges of deconvolution and library matching in GC-MS. /end 🧵.

☝️ Comprehensive data processing software available here: (6/n).

Pramod Wangikar is searching for biomarkers for diabetes (not just glucose!). From 4000 features, they identified 301 metabolites by high res GC & LC-MS, and then went through one by one for statistical testing. 5/n.

Ethan McBride of @LosAlamosNatLab does real-time analysis of human breath by HR-MS with parallel analysis workflows in Compound Discoverer and R. They arrived at a list of the top 48 components in healthy human breath (4/n).

Alexandra Bennett started by teaching us about rhizosphere interactions (root-soil-microbes). I learned a new word: exudates 3/n.

Angela Di Capua used FT-ICR-MS to classify food quality in partnership with farmers from Basilicata, Italy. They were able to distinguish how cows were fed based on the metabolite profiles in milk 🐄🥛 2/n.