@lynnkamerlin.bsky.social
Professor, Georgia Tech Chemistry and Biochemistry. Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar. Senior Editor, Protein Science, Editor-in-Chief, Electronic Structure. Pianist, photographer, foodie, dreamer, mom. She/they. #FirstGen #MENA All views my own.
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialMine says she loves chemistry because she wants to know how volcanoes work 🌋
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.social❤️
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialThank you, and the same to you. So sorry you share in this experience. They will always be remembered 👣
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialOctober is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month. ~1 in 4 pregnancies end in loss (~1 in 2 if you're in your 40s). US infant mortality is around ~5.3-5.6 per 1000 live births. Miss you forever Benji.
@royalsociety.orgReposted by @lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialOur Career Development Fellowships are now open for applications. This scheme provides talented researchers from underrepresented groups in STEM with funding and training opportunities to build a strong base for a research career. Find out more and apply now:
royalsociety.org/grants/caree...
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialG'mar Chatima Tova.
@english.lemonde.frReposted by @lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialEU chief von der Leyen says she wants Canada to become the bloc's first associate member
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialKobane. 💔🕯️
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialShana Tova 🍯🍎❤️
@royalsociety.orgReposted by @lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialBorn #OnThisDay in 1907 was geologist and palaeontologist Professor Dorothy Hill FRS. She was the first female professor at an Australian university, first female president of the Australian Academy of Science, and the first Australian woman to become Fellow of the Royal Society. #WomenInSTEM
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialIf someone is seriously considering suicide, it is unlikely you will know. If anything, they might be a bit more upbeat than they have been because they feel the weight lifted off their shoulders by having a concrete plan. They won't come to you first. Be there for your friends and family.
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialNote also the vendetta against the letter T
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialI guess this is one place to build a nest. (Yes yes I know it was probably moved there, but that's less funny)
@royalsociety.orgReposted by @lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialMeet the new cohort of early career scientists who have been funded through our University Research Fellowships this year, with projects from using AI to predict how wildlife is responding to climate change, to studying the mechanics of how cancer cells spread in the body. #RSGrants
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialRead the full piece "Love, Wound and Being" in Kurdistan Chronicle here: kurdistanchronicle.com/babat/4843?f...
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialThe Kurdish soul often understands love through absence rather than fulfillment — in this way, love becomes the attempt of a fragmented world to reassemble itself." - Bilal Sambur 3/
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialLove becomes an ontological rupture, a psychological opening, a historical wound, and a poetic form of resistance. 2/
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.social"In the deep currents of Kurdish thought, love is the inner voice of existence, the first call the soul hears in darkness, and the search for meaning emerging from absence. 1/
@royalsociety.orgReposted by @lynnkamerlin.bsky.social#OnThisDay in 1977, NASA launched the Voyager 1 probe to study the outer solar system. It's still transmitting data, and at over 15.9 billion miles away is the most distant man-made object. In 1990, Voyager 1 took the famous 'Pale Blue Dot' image, showing Earth from over 6 billion kilometres away.
@lynnkamerlin.bsky.socialWe are a cat - supportive team 😻
