Shelley Claridge
@claridge.bsky.social
Prof Chem/BME Purdue | Head Mater Chem | Schmidt Science Polymath | Big 10 ALP Fellow | Assoc Ed, RSC Appl Interfaces | building the world, a molecule at a time... | bleets my own
Reposted by Shelley Claridge
The Living Materials & Tissue Engineering community continues to grow on Bluesky. So great to see more colleagues over here AND to met new/rising stars in our community.
Lets keep growing & sharing our work.
And let me know others to add including self-nominations!
go.bsky.app/AeG8FWr
Lets keep growing & sharing our work.
And let me know others to add including self-nominations!
go.bsky.app/AeG8FWr
November 26, 2024 at 5:22 PM
The Living Materials & Tissue Engineering community continues to grow on Bluesky. So great to see more colleagues over here AND to met new/rising stars in our community.
Lets keep growing & sharing our work.
And let me know others to add including self-nominations!
go.bsky.app/AeG8FWr
Lets keep growing & sharing our work.
And let me know others to add including self-nominations!
go.bsky.app/AeG8FWr
New rule: All conferences should include an activity led by the CIA Master of Disguise. Here she is (left), leading our Schmidt Science Fellow/Polymath tour of the Spy Museum, and explaining an exhibit. About her.
November 23, 2024 at 11:47 AM
New rule: All conferences should include an activity led by the CIA Master of Disguise. Here she is (left), leading our Schmidt Science Fellow/Polymath tour of the Spy Museum, and explaining an exhibit. About her.
No one knows everything about science. But what are the most useful pieces for a single person to understand, to solve big problems? When do we need polymaths vs teams of disciplinary experts?
In DC with THE/Schmidt Science Fellows/Polymaths to discuss the future of interdisciplinary science.
In DC with THE/Schmidt Science Fellows/Polymaths to discuss the future of interdisciplinary science.
November 22, 2024 at 12:16 PM
No one knows everything about science. But what are the most useful pieces for a single person to understand, to solve big problems? When do we need polymaths vs teams of disciplinary experts?
In DC with THE/Schmidt Science Fellows/Polymaths to discuss the future of interdisciplinary science.
In DC with THE/Schmidt Science Fellows/Polymaths to discuss the future of interdisciplinary science.
Hopefully headed to DC for the @timeshighered.bsky.social Interdisciplinary Science Forum! However, just got upgraded, which historically means the flight is about to be seriously delayed or cancelled. Which will it be?
November 21, 2024 at 8:56 PM
Hopefully headed to DC for the @timeshighered.bsky.social Interdisciplinary Science Forum! However, just got upgraded, which historically means the flight is about to be seriously delayed or cancelled. Which will it be?