Alfred Yeboah Bsc,Msc.

@AmritaC86027745 @GCMS_Lab PCDA is an interesting molecule I have worked on and still working with them. You can see some of my work and our group’s on my Google Scholar page .Good work

Excited to share our latest work in ACS Applied Polymer Materials: "Solid-Phase Coassembly of Polydiacetylene and Azo Dye Exhibiting Green-to-Orange Transition for VOC Sensing." congrats to Ankit! 🎉 @GCMS_Lab Read more: doi.org/10.1021/acsapm…

@OleleSalvador You are a liar

🚨ICYMI🇬🇭🗳️🗣️: “I saw right, I heard right but the opposite occurred; let God be true and all men be liars…” - Prophet Kusi Boateng who declared victory for the NPP speaks for the first time after VP Bawumia concedes 🦅🇬🇭

@OleleSalvador And still, people went to his church.

@isabelpochet Industry will treat you well. My plan next year after school.

@Chemjobber thanks for the talk it gave me a different perspective and I learned a lot.

Come and listen to some awesome science. #CSC2024.@Chemjobber

@rafeequemavoor I always miss this.

We started the 3D scientific illustration workshop for researchers yesterday. 🥳🧬🎨👩‍🔬

I am still seeking a post-doc with background in x-ray physics and passion for synchrotron research. Project is on resonant tender x-ray scattering of organic semiconductors. If interested, please email me a copy of your CV. #postdoc #synchrotron pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102…

Our recent publication in ACS Applied Polymer Materials Alendronate-Modified Polydiacetylene (PDA) Dual-Mode Sensor for the Selective Detection of Lead(II) Ions up to the nM Level in Solutions and Agarose Films doi.org/10.1021/acsapm…

@AmritaC86027745 Nice work I will read this, I have also worked with PCDA before.

What happened to the room-temperature semiconductor that was discovered a few months ago ???? Just curious 🧐!!!!! @AcademicChatter @PhDStudentTales @PhDVoice @PhD_Genie @PhDVoice @phd

@Death6102 @phone_booth_pod @TedLogan1010 @BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @elonmusk you have a missed call here.

@AlexandruBG Okay thanks for the clarification

@k_Alfred3 I simply mean that if I read a paper, I know what the problem is, what the approach was to solve it, and what each individual person did.

When I started my first postdoc, my advisor would ask me questions like 'What's the key question in the field? What is the limiting factor here?'. He directed me to have papers where my contribution was clear, and guided me away from trying to 'get' papers for citations. (1/5)

@AlexandruBG Sure you are right!!!!! But what do you mean by clear contribution??? Most papers you may deemed no clear contribution at present may have contributions at later time. Some published paper in top journals also have the name issue of what you call no clear contributions..

@k_Alfred3 I think generally program managers understand these issues, and prefer quality papers in respected journals, in terms of administering funding, over many papers with no clear contribution, while graduate student stipends are (usually?) the same regardless of how much you publish.

PSA to universities: When your PhD students can’t afford rent, groceries, healthcare, childcare and other essentials, something is very wrong. We can’t expect students to succeed when they are struggling to cover basic living costs. Provide more $ support and raise stipends now. @OpenAcademics @ThePhDPlace @PhDVoice #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter

@quame_age Most travelled and now they’re crying. But you don’t see that part. I like the last part of the post.

So I can explore more options

My Ghana people, why una dey?

@HCorteLeo @NanosurfAFM I will one day work with @NanosurfAFM

Your AFM expert at @NanosurfAFM brings you #fridayAFM See more details at Nanosurf Insights: web.nanosurf.com/insights/diamo… #electrical #diamond #oxide #AFM #SMM #microwave Can we dig and decap ICs using diamond probes? (Microwave microscopy in the link).