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Friday, October 29, 2010

100 ml pear-shaped flasks

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A list of small useful things: - An interesting discussion of chemistry unemployment issues. - I guestposted at Just Another Electron Pu...
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Could Big Pharma fill its openings with only elite groups' students?

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A couple of recent comments (mostly in jest) got me thinking about the numbers of students and postdocs in so-called "elite" org...
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Thursday, October 28, 2010

A crazy idea: mid-career scientists for federally-granted chemical safety officer positions

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It's time for another crazy idea from CJ -- one that combines issues of chemistry unemployment with academic chemical safety. Among of...
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Daily Pump Trap: 10/28/10 edition

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Good morning! Between October 26 and October 27, there were 44 new positions posted on the ACS Careers website. Of these, 6 (14%) were acade...
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

JACS rejections just got tougher

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Man, this new drive for getting manuscripts reviewed quicker is brutal! ( Parody of this rejection slip .)
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Process Wednesday: Reaction optimization tips

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From Neal Anderson's "Practical Process Research and Development", page 170: "Running a reaction at or near room tempera...
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Should Sam join a union?

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Credit cinemapolitica.org / "Norma Rae" Sam at Everyday Scientist is thinking about joining the postdoc's union. He wants...
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Daily Pump Trap: 10/26/10 edition

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Good morning! Between October 21 and October 25, there were 84 new positions posted on the ACS Careers website. Of these, 37 (44%) were acad...
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Monday, October 25, 2010

Has the competition for Big Pharma Ph.D. positions gotten stiffer?

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 Curve modified from wbsonline.com  R1 tenure track assistant professor positions in  the chemical sciences are typically taken by the...
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Friday, October 22, 2010

Chemistry's sweetest Powerpoint slide

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Parody of this slide .
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Give your chemists freedom!

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There is quite a difference between being a chemist and being a soldier; nevertheless, I believe that both the military and science works we...
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Thursday, October 21, 2010

Did industrial chemistry have 'tenure'? Should it?

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While the story of Charles Davis is certainly sad, it is also instructive; it points to the differences between academic science and indust...
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Daily Pump Trap: 10/21/10 edition

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Good morning! Between October 19 and 20, there were 19 new positions posted on the ACS Careers website. Of them, 7 (37%) were academically c...
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Lab smells

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The 5 steps of a lab smell detector: 1. What is that smell? Hey, do you smell that? 2. What the (**&(*& is that $#$#$!! smell? 3...
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Chemist and Navy vet out of work, living in motel for 16 months

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From a longtime reader, an August article on an unemployed chemist in North Carolina : Charles Davis is a chemist, a Navy veteran, a white-...
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Interview: Dr. Daniel Levy talks about becoming a biopharma consultant, part 2

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Daniel Levy is the blogger behind Organic Chemistry - Education and Industry . When he's not blogging, he runs his own consulting firm, ...
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Daily Pump Trap: 10/19/10 edition

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Good morning! Between October 14 and October 18, there were 52 new positions posted on the ACS Careers website. Of these, 40 (77%) are acade...
Monday, October 18, 2010

Pipette bulbs

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Small, useful links: - Milkshake is looking for a new position . Dude(tte), hire him. - What the heck is this weird looking glassware ? ...
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Interview: Dr. Daniel Levy talks about becoming a biopharma consultant, part 1

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Daniel Levy is the blogger behind Organic Chemistry - Education and Industry . When he's not blogging, he runs his own consulting firm, ...
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Friday, October 15, 2010

A few chemistry beatitudes

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Blessed are the poor in yield, for they shall have to repeat their reactions. Blessed are those who mourn old lab romances, for they will ...
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