About mevans and Cheersical Education
I’m a grad student in organic chemistry at a huge state university in the Midwest. I started this blog in 2007 as a means of improving my scientific writing skills and reviewing a book or two now and then (not always chemistry related). Since then I’ve specialized in chemical education—more specifically, the application of educational technologies to the teaching of organic chemistry. Primarily, I develop the learning environment for the second-semester non-majors organic course at my university.
Basically, there are very few good chemical education blogs out there, so I hope to fill that niche. I also enjoy reading the chemical literature, though, so you’ll get a little bit of everything here.
For more of the stuff I do, check out http://www.metallacycle.com.
that chili looked yummy!
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Thank you.
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Do you know Prof Fred Luzzio? He was with me at Harvard years ago
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I know the name, because of this article. I attended Kentucky for undergrad, though, so I never knew him personally. Small world!
well, you helped me a lot about “acetonitrile” which I got into while reading an article about photoinitiated bond dissociation. Thanks a lot!