Back in grad school, there were some classmates who played World of Warcraft and had characters (gnomes, warlocks, elves, etc.) named after professors in the department.
Anyway, here are some potential Organic Chemist-RPG traits:
RESISTS: ill-effects of fast-food/ramen/alcohol diet, snarky comments by labmates, admonitions to bail out of a decaying field. AOE: Stinking up the lab with dimethylsulfide CRIT: 2% chance of landing a job in this economy BUFFS/UPGRADES: SCF-HPLC (+1 to compound resolution), CryoCool (+2 to kinetic selectivity), CryoProbe NMR (-1 time to degree completion), Rotavap Vac Regulators (-5 to bumpage) SPEC TREE: Synthetic Organic-->Materials Science-->Patent Law-->Tech Tranfer Operations
looks like Blogger doesn't work with anonymous comments from Chrome browsers at the moment - works in Microsoft Edge, or from Chrome with a Blogger account - sorry! CJ 3/21/20
Dude! You need to tell us what happens when "you" are "tapped"! (Wikipedia it)
ReplyDelete-Dork from the '90s
Time to break out the fullerene-shaped-die!
ReplyDeleteCJ-Dude, is that really you? What's on your head?
ReplyDeleteBack in grad school, there were some classmates who played World of Warcraft and had characters (gnomes, warlocks, elves, etc.) named after professors in the department.
Anyway, here are some potential Organic Chemist-RPG traits:
RESISTS: ill-effects of fast-food/ramen/alcohol diet, snarky comments by labmates, admonitions to bail out of a decaying field.
AOE: Stinking up the lab with dimethylsulfide
CRIT: 2% chance of landing a job in this economy
BUFFS/UPGRADES: SCF-HPLC (+1 to compound resolution), CryoCool (+2 to kinetic selectivity), CryoProbe NMR (-1 time to degree completion), Rotavap Vac Regulators (-5 to bumpage)
SPEC TREE: Synthetic Organic-->Materials Science-->Patent Law-->Tech Tranfer Operations
Half-face respirator with a fit test hood.
ReplyDeleteCJ, have you seen this appropriate contribution from PHD Comics?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1417
@Anon5:43 Don't forget: For each non-amide nitrogen in your target molecule, +2 to your time to degree completion!