Katie Mauck

1 more week til our priority date for this 2-year VAP position in Chemistry at Kenyon College. A great opportunity to teach great students in a great place with great people! linkedin.com/jobs/view/4367…

@bavaluefinder for this position, we are seeking candidates with proposed research that has a significant experimental component.

@CMMauckLab does your institute hire a cadidate with interests in theoretical spectroscopy (pure theory) + teaching and especially someone from India (therefore need sponsoring for work permit)?

Interested in working at a top tier small liberal arts college, where teaching and research go hand in hand? Kenyon is conducting a search for a TT Asst. Prof. of Chemistry (Inorganic). More details in job ad link below! Priority date 9/13. careers.pageuppeople.com/mob/695/cw/en-…

Our priority date is coming up! Spread the word!

RT: Visiting East Palestine 1 year later cen.acs.org/environment/Vi… via @cenmag

Although I no longer spend as much time around these parts, I do continue to waste time making unhinged holiday-themed graphics. This semester, it's for my organic photovoltaics literature seminar course...

I usually put a chemistry meme on the first slide as students come in to class. There weren't any Friday the 13th chemistry memes I could find... so I made my own. Was this a great thing to spend time on as I wrapped up my lecture prep? Probably not. But it was fun!

Quantum dots win the Nobel Prize just in time for my intro chem class to be talking about quantum chemistry & light-matter interactions! Happily adding a couple of slides to this morning's lecture on orbitals...

Very excited to see Meheret's honors work now out in J. Phys. Chem. C!

Lots of action items this week! We must expand COVID wastewater collection and analysis! The deadline to send a public comment to the @CDCgov via the Federal Register is tomorrow. Instructions can be found below. peoplescdc.substack.com/p/we-must-expa….

Amazing day in the field! Did the 7 hour drive and put 7 hours of field work in, day 1. Our 6th research visit to #EastPalestine #Ohio area has begun. 🧵 1/n

A question I've always wanted to answer: what else can IR spectroscopy tell us about intermolecular geometry in organic thin films? We share our lab's attempt at understanding packing effects in IRRA spectra, just published in Vibrational Spectroscopy: authors.elsevier.com/a/1h0KY3I8xEsC…

If you are interested, our volunteer team test results for the communities impacted can be found at this link: engineering.purdue.edu/PlumbingSafety… We also made (and will continue to make) recommendations to agencies that address their missteps: engineering.purdue.edu/PlumbingSafety…

We need YOU to email the Committee and tell your lawmakers to say NO to HB 68: secure.everyaction.com/7wY9Okikb0O-7b…

@keshulenberger @brandeischem So excited to hear that! Congratulations!

I am incredibly excited to announce I will be joining the faculty at Brandeis University as an assistant professor of chemistry this summer. Looking forward to a few more decades of all things nanocrystals. Let the photon counting begin! @brandeischem

@kekeedme 💜

Some alums suffered a loss too

I'm also happy to share my background notes or our presentation slides for organizers etc. Just DM me!

As a chemist I believe I have an ethical obligation to advocate for safety measures that protect not just chemical workers but first responders, rail crews, and residents who can be impacted when hazmat transport goes wrong.

Yesterday, colleagues & I had the opportunity to present to an auditorium filled with concerned faculty, staff, students, and citizens about the East Palestine train derailment. Just 120 miles from Knox County, this crisis in another rural area of Ohio hits close to home.