I am honoured to secure 2nd place in this years Atlantic Canada Falling Walls Lab! There were so many incredible pitches and walls being broken down!

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I'm excited to be speaking on my recent work on mixed metal plasmonic nitride nanoparticles at the CSC2025 in a few days!

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Looking forward to catching up with old friends, and making new ones! #CSC2025 #Nano

This week I enjoyed fruitful and thought-provoking discussions with the Chemists for Diversity and Inclusion UBC team and @chem.ubc.ca on both my latest research, as well as sharing my experiences and path as a chemist with cerebral palsy.

I am grateful for the invitation and hope to visit again!

Had a great discussion this morning giving a guest lecture on the use of mechanochemistry for inorganic materials synthesis! Many thanks to Matej Baláž for reaching out and giving me the honour to speak to your students.

Thankful and grateful for the opportunity to share my involvement with @csc-wide.bsky.social at this years IUPAC Global Women's Breakfast 2025. I am fortunate to have been mentored by three fantastic women in chemistry (@audreymoores.bsky.social, Johanna Blacquiere and now Mita Dasog).

I am late in posting this, but incredibly honoured to have given a guest lecture on #mechanochemistry for the Inorganic Materials Synthesis course taught by Mita Dasog at Dalhousie! A great learning experience and I loved sharing the benefits, research directions that mechanochemical methods offer.

Beyond excited to have our new MM400 ball mill in the Dasog Research Lab @dalhousieu.bsky.social! Excited to put #mechanochemistry in action for clean material syntheses! Many thanks to RETSCH and Fisher Scientific for supplying and delivering the equipment!

Honoured to be able to celebrate with the Killam Trusts awardees (and several alumni) today at Dalhousie!
Grateful to be a part of such an impactful history and the Dasog research group here at Dalhousie.

This journey started from the dream of a 5 year old boy, living life in a wheelchair with Cerebral Palsy. I have been so immensely supported through this journey, and I hope to give the same immense support to the next generation of scientists from all walks of life!

I am so thankful to be a part of the Killam Trusts legacy as a Postdoctoral Fellow with the Dasog Lab at Dalhousie University! I am eager to be working toward cleaner energy, and clean water for all.