The catch: increased funding to research is heavily backloaded, and thus depends on the next government not to undo it.

this is awesome. no need to have tiered funding for a few 'elite', and a nice increase. that postdoc raise brings this to a much more livable rate!!

Here is my latest editorial with Chemistry of Materials on the 'Rituals of Rejection' I do my best to tell the truth, but have a little laugh at the same time.
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Here are some reflections on the recent seismic shift in the conversations around PFAS uses. It’s looking optimistic, but more work is still needed. The discussion is now very much about fluoropolymers and F-gases.
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Environment Canada is looking to fill 4 post-doctoral associate positions to investigate petrochemical emissions and their atmospheric chemistry. Please consider applying or distributing.

drive.google.com/file/d/10KKx9g…

Jobs in Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosols

Happy to be co-hosting this session with Shira Joudan and others at SETAC in Ft. Worth. Abstract submission 👇🏼

setac.org/discover-event…

Aqueous Leaching of Ultrashort-Chain #PFAS from (Fluoro)polymers: Targeted and Nontargeted Analysis by Shira Joudan and colleagues, published ASAP Environmental Science & Technology Journals Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

WTF? What made medicinal chemists think of using fluorine, given its fraught history (the fluorine martyrs?!?)? My latest Thesis column Nature Chemistry rdcu.be/dt42o

Chemistry is inaccessible: how to reduce barriers for disabled scientists go.nature.com/3uwGPGb

The Coalition for Canadian Research today issued a public letter to the CanadianPM.

With international competition mounting, Canada must invest in research. We need ambition to ensure Canada’s future success and prosperity.

#Coalition4CdnResearch #cdnpoli