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SUMMER RESEARCH WITH MY FIRST RESEARCH STUDENT Mahrukh Rizwan
AT SALISBURY UNIVERSITY. June – August 2024
The Henson School of Science at Salisbury University gave me the honor of inviting and hosting the Adelante Latina group. They learnt about the different programs at SU and tour the campus. I got to share a little bit of my story as a first generation Latin woman in science. March 2024
Reconnecting with my Colleagues at the ACS meeting. March 2024
From left to right Dr. Irving Epstein, Dr. Mostafa Yourdkhani, Dr. John Pojman, Dr. Guy Van Assche, me!, and Dr. Annette Taylor.
Attending the ACS National Meeting in New Orleans, Awesome talks on Polymer Science! March 2024
Spooky Science Spectacular on Halloween for the Kids in the Community organized by the Henson School of Science and Technology at Salisbury University. October 2023.
My General Chemistry students made some slime! September 2023.
Joined Salisbury University as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry! I am very excited to be here. Picture with Sammy the Sea Gull! August 2023.
My research student graduating at NDMU. Congratulations to you! May 2023
Not really well- controlled Copper Electroplating. April 2023.
Took my NDMU PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II students bowling, I had only three students in that class, it was an awesome game. I lost! March 2023.
Visiting the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. Loving the minerals exhibition, pattern formation and fractals! December 2022.
Enjoying my hobby, this is the biggest pot I have build so far at Baltimore Clayworks. November 2022.
Getting to know my students a little more, we went for coffee. A couple of day later we are in the lab talking about plastic pollution after we collected a bunch of plastics for a month! November 2022 at NDMU.
GETTING READY FOR THE HALLOWEEN NIGHT OCTOBER 2022
Great workshop with Transform Mid-Atlantic for the strengthening and the advancement of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) across the region, through the means of civic and community engagement (CCE). October 2022
POGIL-PCL Physical Chemistry Labs Workshop June 2022
RESEARCH WITH MY UNDERGRAD STUDENT March 2022
CHEMISTRY SEMINAR February 2022
Playing with my General Chemistry Students 
Great introduction course to how to teach online by Quality Matters
May 21st – June 4th 2020
Creating 360o Videos for Teaching
Thursday, December 5, 2019, 6-7 pm
LNDL IdeaSpace/Innovation Station
Participants will learn some examples of how people have used 360-degree videos in education, how to create and stitch 360-degree videos, how to upload them in YouTube, and how to watch them using the Oculus Rift or Google Cardboard. This class is for beginners only. The goal of the class is for the participant to gain ideas on how to use 360o videos in their teaching.
Fun afternoon talking to NDMU female students about the challenges of being first-generation college students, and how to approach those challenges.
One advice we gave them was:
“Do Not Give Up,
Keep Going No Matter What”
Teaching and Learning Chemistry via Augmented and Immersive Virtual Reality
Chapter 3 pp 31-52
Zulma A. Jiménez
* DOI: 10.1021/bk-2019-1318.ch003 Publication Date: September 26, 2019
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Gamma Sigma Epsilon chemistry students organized an amazing tie-dye event at NDMU October 2018
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“Debate to Dialogue: Engaging across Difference” Listening to understand rather than to debate, convince, or be right. Workshop at the University Assembly, August 2018
Getting ready to start at Notre Dame of Maryland University this Fall 2018 and work to increase the number of Women Scientist!
At the 25th Biennial Conference on Chemical Education hosted by the University of Notre Dame, July 29 – August 2, 2018
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A great visit and talk by my previous postdoc advisor Prof. Irving Epstein.
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A little fun with the 3D scanning and printing at the 7th street studio at Bucknell University.
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Working with my colleague Pat Martino on a project for the General Chemistry II Lab course! Spring 2018 at Bucknell University.
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A little picture in the lab with our wonderful goggles! My student is a member of the Bucknell Women’s Lacrosse team, she got the “Player of the Day” belt, she was awarded for being the hardest working player of that days practice. Maybe I should award lab belts! Thinking about it… 
My Gen Chem students having fun with the zinc sulfide structure in their last lab of the semester November 2017!
Interesting talk by Prof. James Peterson. September 13th 2017
Joined Bucknell University as Visiting Assistant Professor in the Chemistry Department! August 1st 2017
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Amazing lecture by Nobel Laureate Professor Jean–Marie Lehn, covering exciting advances in supramolecular chemistry and its connection to natural systems, complex organisms, and the universe as a whole. May 12th 2017.
Very exciting day, my students defended their honors thesis! April 21st 2017
Very exciting talk on Origin of life by 2009 Nobel Laureate Prof. Szostak. I had the pleasure to talk with him for few minutes! The NESACS event on Feb 23rd 2017.
My students presenting at the Northeast Regional Meeting at Binghamton,NY. October 5-8th 2016.
My students presenting at SciFest. Explaining their posters Yongwoon Kim on the left and Zhiheng Wang on the right. Aug 4th 2016.
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A Short talk today at Brandeis University to talk about the three auto-catalytic reactions I am working with. Aug 3rd 2016.
Enjoyed the Gordon Research Conference Oscillations & Dynamic Instabilities in Chemical Systems at Stoweflake Conference Center in Vermont July 17th-22nd 2016.
Reading a couple of amazing books!
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I am very thankful with University of Michigan for this great workshop, NextProf was just amazing! May 10-14th 2016.
Invited to the Workshop in Michigan! Applied to the NextProf Workshop on February 21st 2016. Now waiting!
Applied to the L’Oréal USA for Women in Science Fellowship on February 5th 2016. Now waiting!
Great webinar on how to write grants: types of funding agencies, types of private agencies, review criteria for the NIH career transition K99/R00 application, key components of the NIH career transition K99/R00 application, commons mistakes made by applicants and tips to increase your chances for success. November 3rd 2015
Nice neuroscience talks at the aquarium with the Keynote speaker Dr. Liqun Luo from Standford University.
Enjoyed talking and hanging out with these great scientist and friends in Tempe and Phoenix Arizona! September 30th 2015.
This is the program for our symposium (satellite) “Nonlinear Dynamics in
Chemical Systems”in the Conference on Complex Systems CCS’15
Joined the Association for Women In Science Massachusetts Chapter as a Trainer for the year 2015-2016! I am excited to be a mentor this year 2015-2016!
GO WOMEN GO!
Organizing the symposium (satellite) “Nonlinear Dynamics in Chemical Systems”in the Conference on Complex Systems CCS’15
Joined Professor Epstein’s birthday celebration with my mentors in science (from left to right Irving Epstein, John Pojman, me and Oliver Steinbock) on July 17 2015
Joined Brandeis University as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Professor Epstein’s Group on March 2015
Participated in PechaKucha Tokyo with “Patterns in Nature“, on November 26 2014 at SuperDeluxe, Tokyo-Japan.
Participated in the joint symposium of the 22nd Polymer Networks Group Meeting (PNG) and the 10th Gel Symposium (PN&G2014) on November 11-15 2014 at the University of Tokyo, Tokyo-Japan.Assisted to the JSPS A3 Foresight International Symposium on Nano-Biomaterials and Regenerative Medicine on October 8-9 2014 at TWIns, Tokyo-Japan.
Assisted to the International Symposium on Smart Biomaterials on March 24-25 2014 at NIMS, Tsukuba-Japan.
Joined Ryo Yoshida-sensei group at The University of Tokyo on June 2013.
Awarded with the JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship! January 2013.
Graduated from the Doctorate program of the Department of Chemistry at Florida State University on December 2012.
Assisted to the workshop “Write Winning Grant Proposals” by Dr. John Robertson. June 1, 2012 at Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL.
Sid Benson Award
Awarded with the Outstanding poster in the Physical Chemistry Division at the 242nd ACS National Meeting & Exposition August 28 – September 1, 2011 Denver, CO.
