I loved The Martian and Project Hail Mary. Did not enjoy Artemis at all.
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I loved The Martian and Project Hail Mary. Did not enjoy Artemis at all.
A random deadline emergency... but is there anyone out there who connect me to the great @robertearlkeen1.bsky.social? (Or anyone who works with him?) I'm looking for permission to use one of his songs, for a good cause, in an upcoming episode of
@pablotorrefindsout.bsky.social 🙏🏽
Kaeden Kent’s Dad is a clue in Connections Sports Edition today!
I am going to the game!!!! #GigEm #BTHOmiami #CFBPlayoffs
Currently gasping for air. #gigem
What is happening!?!
Aggies win!!! 8-0!
At least go to a running clock
One more sleep until the Chemistry Open House!
GO BIRDS! 🦅🦅🦅
The Chemistry Open House is less than a month away on Saturday, October 18, 2025, from 10am - 3pm at the ILSQ building
While you wait for the 2025 Chemistry Open House, enjoy the video from the 2024 event!
youtu.be/LpVCbJCS8B4?....
OMG! AGGIES WIN! AGGIES WIN! AGGIES WIN!
Collage of pictures from the Chemistry Open House, including Dr. Pennington with his fire tornado, children engaging in hands-on activities, and the chemistry mole mascot posing with volunteers.
The 2025 Chemistry Open House will be on Saturday, October 18, 2025, between 10am - 3pm at ILSQ @TAMU. Exciting science demos, fun hands-on activities, and the famous Chemistry Road Show, all for FREE! @TAMUArtSci @TAMUChemistry. Mark your calendar now and join us! artsci.tamu.edu/chemistry/ou...
Go Birds!🦅 🦅🦅
Tweet from Ryan Brauniger: More: LaViolette took batting practice in the last hour, and the pain did cause some pain and discomfort but did not alter his swing. He then went to Michael Earley and said he wanted to give it a go. News: In a rather shocking turn of events, Texas A&M outfielder Jace LaViolette will play tonight against LSU in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals. I’m told the broken bone in his hand can’t get worse so it’s become a pain management situation. I expect to see him in a DH role.
give him whatever Zach Calzada got in the tent
Four individuals stand on stage at an awards ceremony, with one person holding a large framed award.
Four individuals stand on stage at an awards ceremony, with one person holding a large framed award.
Four individuals stand on stage at an awards ceremony, with one person holding a large framed award.
ICYMI: Members of the Texas A&M Chemistry faculty were awarded their 2025 University Distinguished Achievement Awards from the Association of Former Students at the Memorial Student Center’s Bethancourt Ballroom on April 25.
Read more: tx.ag/2025DAA
From Aggieland to LEGOLAND:
Texas A&M Chemistry helped Jennifer Chavez discover her passion for polymer science and launch a career that led her all the way to LEGO’s global headquarters in Denmark.
🔗 Read more about her story: tx.ag/CHEMLegoland
🎉🧪 Texas A&M Chemistry seniors Ryan O’Shea and Saim Waheed have been awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships! The prestigious award will support their research in quantum materials and green chemistry. #AggieResearch
Read more: tx.ag/CHEM2025NSF
Promotional graphic for Texas A&M University's Chemistry department featuring the logo and text "Chemistry" and an image of faculty member James Batteas. Background includes blurred images of scientific activities and equipment.
🧪✨🧫 Texas A&M Chemistry's Dr. James Batteas was recently featured in New Scientist for his insights into an emerging push to use dry powders instead of traditional liquids in the lab—a shift that’s showing real promise.
🔗 www.newscientist.com/article/2479...
Chemistry Degree candidates are posed on the steps of the Chemistry Building. The students are wearing Texas A&M University branded laboratory coats.
Congratulations to our students receiving their bachelor's degrees in chemistry today!
Two individuals holding an award at a Texas A&M University event, celebrating Ron Carter's Staff Outstanding Leadership recognition.
Two individuals shaking hands at an award ceremony, one holding a plaque. The background features a banner with "Texas A&M University College of Arts & Sciences" and the event is titled "Public Engagement & Outreach." The recipient's name, James Pennington, is displayed on the image.
Two individuals at a Texas A&M University event, one presenting the Early Career Teaching Award to the other, named Andy Thomas. They stand in front of a banner with the university's logo and the words 'College of Arts & Sciences' and 'Chemistry.'
Miranda Wickesser receives the Staff Excellence Award from a colleague at a Texas A&M University College of Arts and Sciences event, with a congratulatory message displayed.
Congrats to TAMU Chemistry faculty & staff members Ron Carter, James Pennington, Andy Thomas and Miranda Wickesser on being award winners at the 2025 College of Arts & Sciences Faculty & Staff Ceremony on Tuesday. All are more than deserving!!
Read about each online: tx.ag/2025ArtSciAwards
Here are two photos from our seniors being formally honored earlier this week for their achievements. Congrats again Megan and Joohan!!
🎓👏 #AggieExcellence #AggieChemistry
Driven by curiosity and compassion, Kaitlin Tindel ’13 combined a love of science with a calling to serve—transforming her Texas A&M chemistry degree into a career that helps young patients thrive as a clinical pharmacy specialist at Children’s Health in Dallas.
Read more: tx.ag/CHEMTindel
Seminar flyer with picture of Alanna Schepartz, T.Z. and Irmgard Chu Distinguished Chair in Chemistry UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY in front of a chalk board with chemical structures. Three unlabeled structural biology images area also shown.
Dr. Alanna Schepartz from the UC Berkeley will be here for our Frontiers in Chemical Research program April 21- 23. The theme of her visit is “Hijacking cellular machines for chemistry, biology, technology, and medicine”. Lectures will be held in CHEM 2104 at 11:30 AM.
Seminar flyer with biography PROFESSOR ERICK CARREIRA Professor and Deputy Head DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND APPLIED BIOSCIENCES EIDGENÖSSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZÜRICH Professor Carreira obtained a B.S. in 1984 from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign under Scott E. Denmark and a Ph.D. in 1990 from Harvard University under David A. Evans. After carrying out postdoctoral work with Peter Dervan at the California Institute of Technology through late 1992, he joined the faculty at the same institution as an assistant professor of chemistry and subsequently was promoted to associate professor of chemistry in the Spring of 1996, and full Professor in Spring 1997. He then moved to ETH Zürich, Switzerland as a full professor in 1998.
Dr. Erick Carreira from the ETH Zürich will be here for our Frontiers in Chemical Research program March 31 - April 2. Lectures will be held in CHEM 2104 at 11:30 AM. Join us!
Promotional image for Texas A&M University Chemistry, featuring portraits of Dr. James Batteas, Dr. François Gabbaï, and Dr. Soon Mi Lim. Below their images is text announcing "2025 The Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement Awards." The background shows abstract chemical imagery in blue tones.
Huge congratulations to TAMU Chemistry profs James Batteas, François Gabbaï, & Soon Mi Lim for earning the 2025 University Distinguished Achievement Awards from the Aggie Network! Honored for research, mentoring & teaching, respectively—well deserved! 🎉👏 tx.ag/2025DAA
Promotional image featuring a smiling Samantha Yruegas in an academic setting with a caption about former Texas A&M University student Samantha Yruegas' research career in chemistry.
Former Texas A&M student Dr. Samantha Yruegas found her spark in an Aggie Chemistry lab in 2010. Now a professor at Rice University, she's living her passion for research! 🔬🧪
Read more: tx.ag/YruegasCHEMFormerStudent
Finally a win for the good guys 💚🦅💚
