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More on why to hire polymer scientist: 1. Understand how crystalline melt temp. Affects flow (rheological) properties. 2.Understand how percent crystallinity affects permeation of liquids and gasses. 3.Understand how cure temp of bottom polymer layer affects layer to layer polymer adhesion.

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About a job ad/candidate brief of Lecturer in Chemical Engineering: First few points already sieve aside non-Chemical Engineering graduates. In my home country (Indonesia), we call this linearity requirement. I thought this was a thing of the past in advanced countries. But I found this among ads from Russell's Group university lectureship openings. If you were a hiring manager, would you consider applicants whose first degrees were in Chemistry, Engineering Physics or Materials Science but had conducted research in Chem Eng department during her/his PhD or postdoctoral stints to teach in your chemical engineering department?

Proud and honored to announce that *in my personal (not FDA) capacity* I will be serving on the Advisory Council for the Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Cornell. I hope to give as much as I gained from my time there during grad school. https://lnkd.in/eHyytNqT ==================== Reflecting on life-changing advice I received: 1. As an undergrad I went to pick up a graded exam from my physical chemistry prof. He picked up my exam from the pile, raised an eyebrow, and asked me to sit down, "Ever considered getting a PhD?" 2. One of the interviewers for an entry-level ChemE position politely ran me down in the hallway, "I don't think you will be happy in this job, or any entry-level job. Have you considered grad school?" 3. I asked my roommate, who had already applied to grad schools, what I needed to do, "Sign up for the GRE because you need to take it by the end of the week!" 4. I met my undergrad academic advisor for a perfunctory meeting. Instead, we had a long conversation about grad school, "You should meet this guy Matt DeLisa from Cornell. Real good guy." Moral: Offer and be open to advice—it can make a big difference.

Undergraduate chemists should learn how to use five key instruments to prepare for industry careers, a new study concludes. bit.ly/PHChemistry

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🔬 The Fascinating World of Chemistry: Where Science Meets Innovation 🔬 As a passionate chemistry student, I’m continuously amazed by the incredible ways in which chemistry shapes our world. From the materials we use daily to the groundbreaking research driving scientific progress, chemistry is at the heart of countless innovations. Here are a few reasons why chemistry continues to be so captivating: ✨ Understanding Matter: Chemistry helps us understand the properties and behaviors of substances, leading to advancements in fields like medicine, environmental science, and materials engineering. 🔍 Innovative Research: Ongoing research in chemistry is paving the way for new discoveries, from developing more efficient catalysts to exploring sustainable alternatives for everyday products. 🌍 Impact on Society: Chemistry plays a crucial role in addressing global challenges such as climate change, resource management, and public health. By developing new materials and processes, chemists contribute to a better and more sustainable future. 🌟 Career Opportunities: The versatility of chemistry opens doors to a wide range of career paths, including research, industry, education, and beyond. Whether in academia or the private sector, the skills and knowledge gained from studying chemistry are invaluable. I’m excited to be part of this dynamic field and look forward to contributing to its continued growth and innovation. If you share a passion for chemistry or are working on exciting projects, let’s connect and explore opportunities for collaboration! #Chemistry #Innovation #Research #Science #CareerInChemistry