Can't DM - have one out, radio silence from program officer since september

Organic radical moment

You know you're entirely right, completely forgot people have the same last name... Such as the gap F-element small molecule inorganic labs at Berkeley with PIs named "Arnold" (no relation)

That it's kinda generic, but at the same time could just frame by institution (eg "Berkeley XYZ lab") to differentiate. I would prefer a unique signifier that doesn't come directly from the PI's name

Best argument I've come across is just a clear differentiator - hard to convey eg what the specific difference between the disciplinary approach of the Surendrenath lab vs Kartish Manthiram's group, my grad lab would have to be called something so generic "Physical Organic Chemistry laboratory"

Just banger after banger on this chemistry out of her lab lmao, truly beautiful stuff