RT @NeilWithers: Nobel prize prediction starts early at ChemBark http://trunc.it/aladh #
RT @morphosaurus Stages Of Succession On University Applications http://goo.gl/fb/rwe07 #
RT @Allochthonous: Interesting post from co-blogger @highlyanne: [Edinburgh] Castle geology http://bit.ly/cTeQgQ #
@LouiseJJohnson some Tesco extras stock it too. Absolutely love cooking with it in reply to LouiseJJohnson #
marking in august = extreme misery #
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I wrote a few weeks ago about phrasing research questions and did so in a fairly generic way. I didn’t touch on how you find a good research question, a problem worth working on. Research can be incremental, working carefully through possibilities and adding to the sum of knowledge about a specific sub-field. For example, synthesizing all molecules with [...] Next week I’m off to present an Oral Byte at the Variety in Chemistry Education conference in Loughborough. Due to a minor scheduling class I’m there on the Thursday then off to London for Science Online London 2010 hideously early on the Friday morning. (I had to rebook my tickets after they published the programme for SOLO10 because the website said a noon start, the programme says a 10 am start – bah humbug advanced non-refundable rail tickets). Awesome: New kind of POSS dendrimer, and used for drug delivery! http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/mp1000923 # Drug delivery is an area of research on the border of pharmaceutical science and medicinal chemistry. My experience of drug delivery is mainly concerned with using polymers to devise new ways of getting approved drugs into the human body. For example, a drug used in chemotherapy may well have extensive side effects when administered to a patient by intra venous infusion, yet [...] RT @LouWoodley: Are blogging networks compatible with publishing business plans? http://bit.ly/cPp9me # I was asked a few weeks ago to give some advice on how to write a research proposal. I’m neither qualified nor able to give a definitive guide to writing a research proposal. I can, however, describe the process that I go through, and make a few suggestions. The first thing you need is a research question. [...] Heffernan NYT Mag article NYT Magazine on Science Blogs (well it made me laugh) http://nyti.ms/9j92T8 # British Science Festiaval Yay! RT @robajackson: RT @stuartcantrill The Armchair Chemist Online Sept 16th @British Science Festival http://bit.ly/9Tdu2r #britscifest # |
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