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Identity crisis

Posted 17 April 2008 by PhilipJ under Philip's Research

I just used ChemDraw for the first time! What does this mean???

Also, I’m studying for a biological chemistry final. It could hardly be more different than studying for a physics course. Blurring the line between the sciences in research is awesome, taking the other side of the line’s courses can be… tricky. Biology isn’t harder than physics, it’s just different.

Come on May 1st.

Philosophical Saturday: George Wald New Perspective on Blood Clot Mechanics

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