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Placing silverware in hot water with baking soda, salt, and aluminum foil creates a small electric current. This redox reaction pulls sulfur from tarnished silver
A process called Electrochemical reduction
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I got the opportunity to present my work and hear about the other important work happening @UMichPharmacy during our first annual 3MT competition a few weeks back! Congratulations to the winners! I look forward to what next year's competition brings!
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Shout out to our 4th grad student @MadisonFrazier1 for participating in the inaugural @UMichPharmacy 3MT Three Minute Thesis competition!
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It is great to see this work published. @MadisonFrazier1 and @jays_wright did a great job showing how to use this methodology to quickly evaluate a PET agent.
Our latest paper describes automated synthesis and preclinical imaging of a novel [18F]Fluorolidocaine analog via sequential C-H radiolabeling and is out in @rsc_medchem. Congrats @MadisonFrazier1 (1st paper!) @jays_wright @afallenbrooks. Read it here: pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Arti…
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Our latest paper describes automated synthesis and preclinical imaging of a novel [18F]Fluorolidocaine analog via sequential C-H radiolabeling and is out in @rsc_medchem. Congrats @MadisonFrazier1 (1st paper!) @jays_wright @afallenbrooks. Read it here: pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Arti…
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Our work on room-temperature fluorination and radiofluorination of aryl iodides out now! Congrats to all involved! @taylorspiller @KarstenDonabau1 with @Scott_LabUM
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Dr. Horikawa @HorikawaMami and I are ready for SNMMI day 3!
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I started grad school in 2020 when we only knew each other from zoom meetings. I told everyone I was 6’5.
Today, I got my PhD, 4 years after working with these amazing not-so-tall advisors!!
Thank you so much for all the learning opportunities😊
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I’ll be joining @PennRadiology this year, and I am looking for new group members interested in developing exciting new radiochemistry for imaging and radiotherapy! Contact me here to find out more about what we will be doing, and please RT this post!
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Our grad students @DrGallium @MadisonFrazier1 and Xitter-less Helen rocking posters on their #radiochemistry & #PET_imaging research at today’s 2024 Pharmacological Sciences Training Program (PSTP) symposium! ☢️🩻⚛️ @UMPharmacology @UMichPharmacy #UMichBiolChem #MichiganMedChem
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The first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize, the first individual to be awarded two Nobel Prizes and still today the only individual with two Nobel Prizes in two different scientific categories: Marie Skłodowska Curie.
Learn more: nobelprize.org/prizes/chemis…
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Congrats to our grad student @MadisonFrazier1 on a successful 3rd year #MichiganMedChem seminar today!!! @UMichPharmacy ☢️ 🩻
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Thank you @SNM_MI and @munirghesani! I’m truly honored and humbled. So many feels — thank you for the award, but also for the opportunity to both remember Prof Sam Gambhir and honor his legacy. @UMichRadiology @StanfordMIPS
Peter J. H. Scott, PhD, has been named as the 2023 recipient of the SNMMI Sam Gambhir Trailblazer Award. Congratulations on this honor! ow.ly/aPEj50OWB3f
#SNMMI23 #NuclearMedicine
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Super proud of Dr. Tanpreet Kaur (and all the co-authors) for adding to @Scott_LabUM’s collection of @RPSC_SNMMI Young Investigator Awards!!! #First_Place #SNMMI2023 #Go_Blue – at Chicago, IL
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Shout out to some of our trainee poster presenters at #ISRS2023, including @UMichPharmacy/#MichiganMedChem graduate students @DrGallium and @MadisonFrazier1, and twitterless post-doc Jason Witek ☢️
Skills I have acquired in my first year of grad school: knowing the proper amount of product and solvent to add to get a good NMR
Skills I’m still working on: recrystalization





































