Sentences with phrase «work in the chemistry lab»

Just days before I had been working in a chemistry lab, conducting research that I could take in seemingly infinite directions, but now there was just one: north.

Austin Bailey ’18 (T5) works in a chemistry lab to develop a special polymer that can attach other molecules to nanotubes.

I love the excitement in a class when we get to work in the chemistry lab and students see the concepts in action.

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As they talked, Eroy - Reveles scribbled with a marker on the mirrored closet door, like she did on fume hoods in the chemistry lab where she worked as a postdoc at the University of California (UC), San Francisco.

This work was inspired by previous cross-coupling chemistry developed in the Baran lab, and catalyzed by discussions with pharmaceutical industry partners who view this as an area of major unmet need.

At Seattle University in Washington, Kemsley wrote, chemistry students are divided into «safety teams» that take turns doing hazard assessments of assigned procedures, making safety inspections before lab sessions begin, and monitoring their fellow students» safety practices during the work and cleanup.

For the next few months — in between lab work, TA - ing, and so on — I researched the biographies of all of the African Americans who had earned doctorates in chemistry from Ohio State.

In 2011, after spending 8 years as an industry researcher, Arefolov took the seemingly backward step of becoming a postdoc in the lab of Harvard University chemistry professor Matthew Shair to work on developing a promising — and potentially lucrative — new approach to treating acute myeloid leukemiIn 2011, after spending 8 years as an industry researcher, Arefolov took the seemingly backward step of becoming a postdoc in the lab of Harvard University chemistry professor Matthew Shair to work on developing a promising — and potentially lucrative — new approach to treating acute myeloid leukemiin the lab of Harvard University chemistry professor Matthew Shair to work on developing a promising — and potentially lucrative — new approach to treating acute myeloid leukemia.

So, I took a job as a research scientist in the analytical lab of a smaller chemistry - driven, discovery - based pharmaceutical company located in Vancouver, B.C. With fewer than 100 employees and no products on the market, it couldn't have been further from the formal corporate work environment I was accustomed to at a multinational company.

One indication that more work needs to be done is that the junctions routinely broke down after being switched more than about 10 times, says Jonathan Green, a physics and chemistry Ph.D. candidate in Heath's lab and first author of the report published online January 24 in Nature.

As an undergraduate, I took part in the NIH's Minority Biomedical Research Support Program (MBRS) and actually worked in a biochemistry lab for a while, as well as taking a biochemistry class — the first chemistry class that really made sense to me.

For years, scientists have been working to develop «labs on a chip,» portable devices that would perform complex analyses usually only possible in a chemistry laboratory.

Moreover, «working on a BALSA project gives a certain rhythm to your life that is not really part of lab work,» says co-president Thomas Campbell, an SLU chemistry graduate student who has been involved in «17 or 18» of them.

By the end of my second year, however, I realized that studying a chemical process or molecule in a lab was not for me, so graduate work in chemistry was out of the question.

When soliciting articles, I try to go back 6 to 8 years and recall the days of sitting in organic lecture, working in the instrumental lab, etc. and think about questions that I had about careers in chemistry.

«We started out just working on fundamental chemistry in the lab,» said Sahn, a research scientist in the Department of Chemistry.

In addition to working as a teaching assistant during his graduate degree, Oak volunteered to design and teach chemistry and lab science to a class of 30 Grade 6 and 7 students at a private school in Malton, OntariIn addition to working as a teaching assistant during his graduate degree, Oak volunteered to design and teach chemistry and lab science to a class of 30 Grade 6 and 7 students at a private school in Malton, Ontariin Malton, Ontario.

But although scientists know this chemistry found in plants is helpful to humans, they do not fully understand how it works or know how to bring it about in a lab.

It's a need that exists at many institutions, lab - safety experts and researchers say — and not just in the lab of UCLA chemistry and biochemistry chair Patrick Harran, where Sangji was engulfed in flames as she worked without a lab coat with a pyrophoric substance on 29 December 2008.

Among numerous reforms announced by UCLA in its 4 May statement, «Flame - resistant lab coats have been purchased and are being distributed to laboratory personnel in the department of chemistry and biochemistry who work with flammable materials.

Around 1 p.m. Dec. 29, Sheharbano «Sheri» Sangji began an experiment in the fourth - floor chemistry lab where the 23 - year - old worked as a research assistant to chemistry professor Patrick Harran.

The way became clearer in 2012 when The Dow Chemical Company, spearheaded by William Banholzer, at the time the company's chief technology officer, approached chemistry departments at several universities, including the University of Minnesota, offering to work with them to improve lab safety.

Today, Sonia and her husband live and work in Cambridge, Mass., where they are both doctoral students in the lab of Stuart Schreiber, a Harvard professor of chemistry and chemical biology.

In a paper published in November, working with MIT graduate student Jungmin Lee and chemistry professor Moungi Bawendi, the researchers showed that they could get quantum dots inside human cells grown in the lab, without the particles becoming confined in endosomes or clumping togetheIn a paper published in November, working with MIT graduate student Jungmin Lee and chemistry professor Moungi Bawendi, the researchers showed that they could get quantum dots inside human cells grown in the lab, without the particles becoming confined in endosomes or clumping togethein November, working with MIT graduate student Jungmin Lee and chemistry professor Moungi Bawendi, the researchers showed that they could get quantum dots inside human cells grown in the lab, without the particles becoming confined in endosomes or clumping togethein the lab, without the particles becoming confined in endosomes or clumping togethein endosomes or clumping together.

Enabled by the chemistry provided by Nate Jui in the Buchwald lab at MIT, Tardiff found that the compound was working by restoring functions mediated by a cellular protein critical for trafficking that was previously thought to be «undruggable.»

«He is a leader in surface chemistry and dynamics, catalysis and photo - assisted surface reactions, knows the national lab system from working with Los Alamos and Sandia in New Mexico for many years, and for a decade (1991 - 02) he directed a major National Science Foundation - supported research center in Austin,» UT's Technology Center for Synthesis, Growth, and Analysis of Electronic Materials.

Jon did a DPhil in chemistry in the lab of Professor Sir Jack Baldwin at the University of Oxford, working on antibiotic biosynthesis and 2 - oxoglutarate - dependent dioxygenases.

Ellen Matson, left, assistant professor of chemistry, and PhD student Lauren VanGelder at work in Matson's lab.

Since then, Laura has worked in a biophysical chemistry lab, which she credits with providing a good foundation in lab technique and professional experience in presenting her work at conferences.

High school students across Maryland work with scientists on board doing lab work in biology, chemistry, and forensic science.

Chemistry majors can not become chemists — and high schoolers can not pass their chemistry labs — if, as students, they do not work together, double — check their assignments, and remain honest in their reports.

After getting her undergraduate degree in chemical engineering at Cornell University, she spent time working in research labs, got an MS in chemistry and worked for a while in the human health care software industry before realizing her passion was in veterinary medicine.

For work I am an independent contractor for chemistry labs, specializing in nano materials.

Most Chemistry Lab Technicians hold at least bachelor's degrees in chemistry or engineering, though sample resumes show that some labs employ students who are still in the midst of working on their degrees.

Successful candidates hold a degree in medical technology and have studied chemistry, microbiology, mathematics, and lab work.

SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS • Developed a project as part of the high school pilot project series in a bid to assist students understand the methodologies for ribonucleic acid encapsulation • Increased student interest in laboratory work by introducing real time lab projects including minor electrostatic interactions with DNA • Decreased the number of high school students opting out of chemistry class by 30 % by implementing chemistry concepts through non-conventional methods of teaching • Introduced interactive curriculum development to the school which brought about much interest from students willing to become part of the chemistry lesson planning activities

Highlights Maintained a GPA of 3.8 over six years of undergraduate and graduate study Completed upwards of 50 hours of lab work Familiar with several methods of sample analysis including liquid chromatography and gas chromatography Took field samples and maintained a sterile environment Friendly and respectful to teachers, supervisors and fellow students Punctual Skilled at note taking and independent research Organized Willing to learn, with an abiding interest in all aspects of the field of chemistry Experience Intern 8/1/2015 — 5/1/2016 Scientific Laboratories Incorporated — Syracuse, NY Took inventory of lab equipment Followed safety and security procedures accurately when handling hazardous material Worked closely with experienced chemists and earth scientists Cleaned and sanitized lab equipment Assisted with experiments Measured and mixed compounds for experienced chemists Established a mentor relationship with laboratory manager Assisted in the writing of technical reports

A chemical lab technician or a chemical technologist is an individual who has expert knowledge of the field of chemistry and works in a laboratory to conduct research work and analysis on various items, chemicals etc..

Looking for the job position of a chemical lab technician at a reputed laboratory environment which will give me a chance to exercise my exceptional lab and chemistry skills and also fulfill my aim of conducting research work in the subject of my choice.

Have worked in private facilities, hospitals and physician labs conducting tests using sophisticated equipment and safe procedures in chemistry, microbiology, coagulation and more.

Adult Nurse Practitioner — Duties & Responsibilities Provide exceptional patient care and medical team support across multiple medical specialties Currently completing clinical and academic work toward a master of science in nursing Utilize strong background in biology, chemistry and mathematics Maintain working knowledge of current medical technology, procedures, and standards of care Proven ability to remain calm and levelheaded in high pressure situations Direct therapeutic, educational, and recreational activities for eight developmentally disabled adults Responsible for patient health, safety, and attainment of therapy goals Train and supervise medical lab personnel ensuring efficient and professional operations Offer guidance and support to junior lab technicians and medical technologists Perform a wide variety of daily testing utilizing machines such as AXSYM — Hitachi RA 1000 CX 7 Responsible for preventative maintenance on machines by running calibrations and controls Successfully complete monthly state proficiency tests for therapeutic drug, blood, and urine chemistries Prioritize stat specimens for immediate reporting Maintain direct contact with clients to resolve problems regarding appropriate tests and specimens Oversee confidential patient information, customer service, phones, and other administrative functions as needed Perform all duties in a positive, professional, and courteous manner

U.S. Navy Naval Health Care New England (Newport, RI) 11/2001 — 11/2005 Advanced Medical Lab Technician • Served as the urinalysis work center supervisor responsible for the efficient processioning and reporting of patient samples • Successfully processed and reported approximately 13,500 patient samples without error • Performed a weekly rotation in hematology, microbiology, immuno - serology, and chemistry benches • Directed junior technicians setting workflow, schedules, and ensuring professional operations

At the end of the day, you want to ensure that the deal you have diligently worked on does not go up in smoke or does not explode in an illegal chemistry lab — and does not destroy your commission as the end result.