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The Cosmic Chemist

or the fledgling scientist who just wanted to uncover the mysteries of the cosmic origins of life by shooting light beams at stuff and things

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This is my personal blog. Research updates, future writings, etc. Whatever strikes my fancy.

First blog post

Re-birthed as adjunct

Reading and writing habits

Reevaluations of the adjunct vagabond

The Cosmic Chemist enters the Leiden Observatory as a Marie Curie Fellow

 

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Cosmic Chemist

Cosmic Chemist

Post-doctoral researcher. Chemistry lecturer. Musician. Pursuer of eclectic interests.

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  • Keepsakes and Crutches
  • Hugsanir og skoðanir Adams
  • The Logic of Science
  • traumagasdoc
  • The Metal Wanderlust
  • The Research Whisperer
  • The Thesis Whisperer
  • Scientist Sees Squirrel
  • Breath Math
  • All kinds of understanding: Successful science communication

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  • My Erdos-Bacon-Sabbath number November 8, 2019
  • The Cosmic Chemist enters the Leiden Observatory as a Marie Curie Fellow October 7, 2019
  • Mr Freeze‘s Freeze Gun – The Real One…. or Fake One… Which is Real…yes June 19, 2019
  • Some recent research successes April 14, 2019
  • First SOLEIL paper (finally) published January 17, 2019
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Keepsakes and Crutches

a collection of explorations, from astrochemistry to ultra running

Hugsanir og skoðanir Adams

The Logic of Science

traumagasdoc

Doctor specialising in anaesthesia talking about medicine in general.

The Metal Wanderlust

Undergound Metal Coverage and Beyond

The Research Whisperer

Just like the Thesis Whisperer - but with more money

The Thesis Whisperer

Just like the horse whisperer - but with more pages

Scientist Sees Squirrel

Seldom original. Often wrong. Occasionally interesting.

Breath Math

All you just have to do is studying here!

All kinds of understanding: Successful science communication

sharing ideas, perspectives and tips to become more effective communicators.

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