So i'm a geek, but i'm a vain geek. Besides i've been waiting to take pictures of this shirt forever and finally got my hands on a camera. I threw in some other pics just for shits and grins.
Although my job is a little less typical... I'm in research, which means I get to call my patients "subjects", and spend a lot of time writing MATLAB scripts. :-)
Judging from the equipment I see in the last picture (oscilloscope, microwave synthesizer, and- is that a lock-in-amplifier in the middle?), I'd guess you do microwave spectroscopy, except that last time I checked, you can't do microwave spectroscopy on buckyballs, b/c they lack a dipole moment. So what do you do?
And, oh yeah: speaking as a p-chemist myself, that is one great shirt.
Ahah, the shirt coupled with the equipment is misleading. Although physical chemistry is my current love, my research over the summer was very analytical- i was (and currently am) studying electrochemical properties of different functionalized C60 and C70 compounds. I also did a little work with carbon nanotubes. The pile of equipment i'm standing in front of in that picture i didn't use too often, as my advisor just set it up because he thought it would be cool, so we played with it and took a couple of capacitance readings, then went back to the cyclic voltammetry :)
I don't really know. I asked my advisor and he says he doesn't think so, though he remembered hearing something about it. The work i do isn't really quite that cool :)
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Although my job is a little less typical... I'm in research, which means I get to call my patients "subjects", and spend a lot of time writing MATLAB scripts. :-)
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And, oh yeah: speaking as a p-chemist myself, that is one great shirt.
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and that is indeed a lock in amplifier.
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