No investigation without wonder, no observation without joy, no understanding without humility.
Today Malinee Sriariyanum was awarded the John E. Kinsella Prize for her work on isolation and characterization of the Ax21 pathogen associated molecular pattern.
The joyful awardee and her proud mentors:
Associate Dean Jan Hopmans, Malinee Sriariyanun, and myself
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Sweet! Congrats Malinee. I'm sure it's one of the early ones that you'll put on your CV which will be loaded with future successes.
Best wishes on your onward and upward trajectory!
Congrats Malinee!!!
Nothing natural is "manicured". It's your choice, or at least the result of decisions you'd otherwise claim to have made. You're describing your normative existence, nothing more, nothing less. If you thought of yourself as an aspect of history you might ask how your social life became so denuded of variety; bounded by preconceptions -by others' ideas rather than by your own experience. It originates in a phobia of subjectivity I guess..
Congratulations Malinee Sriariyanum
Congratulations Malinee Sriariyanum......
OK, I'll come clean: this reminds me of an embarrassingly recent conversation with my materials science-trained boyfriend.
Congratulations to Malinee for their hard work.