Joshua Schrier
@JoshuaSchrier
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Bepler Professor of #Chemistry @FordhamNYC / @fordhamchem. Associate Editor @Digital_RSC. Opinions my own. https://t.co/HXT175fNOl
Da Bronx, NYC
Joined July 2019
One of my favorites for its combination of fundamentals and practical detail: Zhang & Zhao, "Separation Hydrometallurgy of Rare Earth Elements" (2016)
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This book describes in a comprehensive manner the technical aspects of separation of rare earth elements into individual elements for industrial and commercial use. The authors include details on and...
one of you needs to read 25 books on rare earth refining stat
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https://t.co/PtgWoMXsjB 1. This is awesome 2. Why don’t we have this yet in Brooklyn?
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The artificial intelligence boom, which has brought techies flocking back to the city, has fueled a resurgence of live — and sometimes futuristic — events.
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2-125 uL dispense volumes Ejectable tips 130g <$300 bill of materials Assembles in ~15 minutes
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Wonderful! @ChemRxiv are you doing this too?
bioRxiv has a dedicated section for negative results. Use it. Share negative results. Your colleagues will appreciate it.
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This new Luis Alvarez biography looks good https://t.co/S9CEGA2CRd (COI: former @LBNL Alvarez postdoc) @curiouswavefn @jainpapers @tesssmidt
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A new biography offers a definitive portrait of the intellectually restless physicist
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Fulfilled my vow at the @NSF-sponsored POSE25 workshop ( https://t.co/9j3eBdqQdc) to build my own @Machine_Agency Science Jubilee this afternoon...next step is to design a few new tools... https://t.co/MGC0sZCtYU
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Jeremie asked great questions and it was a lot of fun. We discussed our recent paper in @ACS_Langmuir
https://t.co/pyexGlL8js ...
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The first protocells are speculated to have arisen from the self-assembly of simple abiotic carboxylic acids, alcohols, and other amphiphiles into vesicles. To study the complex process of vesicle...
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Sarah Maurer & I appear on the latest episode of Jeremie Fish's "Profiles in American Funded Research" podcast, to talk about our @NSF -funded work on using automation and machine learning to advance origins of life research
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Profiles in American Funded Research · Episode
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Active learning frameworks for autonomous experimentation in self-driving laboratories Canty et al. highlight how escalating materials and chemical complexity is challenging conventional bench science. When experiments span multidimensional spaces—composition, process
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...along with one catalytic @FordhamNYC researcher :-) https://t.co/ajXDgFVU5R
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Seoul National University College of Engineering announced that Professor Yousung Jung’s research team in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering has successfully developed a technology...
Can AI help us design better materials? Prof. Yousung Jung’s team at SNU developed a method using large language models (LLMs) to predict and interpret the synthesizability of novel materials. This could accelerate materials discovery by weeding out low-potential candidates
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Computer: More cowbell.
🎵💿Built an MCP that lets Claude talk directly to Ableton. Now you can create music with just prompts! Here’s a demo of me creating a lush, 80s synthwave track in just two prompts. It picks the right instruments, creates melodies, and adds effects like reverb and distortion 🔊
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Converting a machine shop in Bridgeport (home of the eponymous milling machine) into a feminist bookstore / vegetarian restaurant seems like a subplot in a novel about the decline of American manufacturing in the 1970s and 80s...
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She and Noel Furie had just come out as lesbians when they opened an unusual gathering place for women in Connecticut. Nearly half a century later, it is still thriving.
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I didn't expect to hear about @PaulAlivisatos in today's @nytimes Arts section.... Would be interesting to hear more about what the student researchers did... https://t.co/e9Imtf9osK
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The ghost of George Washington Carver hangs over the studio of Amanda Williams, where hues are inspired by the Alabama soil Black farmers worked.
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RECORD-BREAKING NEWS! Thanks to the generosity of Fordham grads Maurice and Carolyn Cunniffe, their $100 million gift—the largest in Fordham’s history—will revolutionize STEM degree programs at Fordham. Read the news:
now.fordham.edu
Fordham has announced a $100 million gift from Maurice (Mo) Cunniffe, FCRH ’54, and Carolyn Dursi Cunniffe, Ph.D., GSAS ’71, which will fuel a bold investment in the future of
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This is an example to put into a future syllabus. From this week's @ScienceMagazine
https://t.co/cJR7YFw9uQ
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For more details, see our @digital_rsc editorial (by @HeinLab , @A_Aspuru_Guzik , and I) at https://t.co/smyvRLjKDw
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Introducing Commit, a new article type at Digital Discovery intended for reporting incremental improvements on work previously published in the journal.
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