Finally, a PhD student moment. I was leading the discussion with my professor, gave insight and suggested future work to be done. And when he said, "I am really excited for all this. I am really curious about it," I was beaming behind my mask. Just feeling really good.

A fun read for your Thanksgiving break 🧬 Dedicated to Prof. Ned Seeman, a truly remarkable mind that will be greatly missed. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

So good to have an up-to-date group photo! Can't wait to send this to family and friends. Happy Holidays!

My therapist just emailed me saying "based on our last session I think this is about right" and it's a video about how to take a compliment and I loved 1) the understanding and 2) the casualness. He gets me.

Congratulations @MatthewEBerry and Samantha McCabe on your lovely work on the depth prediction of nanotags by SESORS just accepted by Chemical Communications 🎉🎉with @DuncanGraham70 Neil Shand @cdt_optima Chemistry - University of Strathclyde pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Writing another paper... Procrastinating on Twitter because I don't know what to do for the opening schematic (and yes, I already wrote the experimental bits so this is truly me refusing to finish) ... time to check out Insta🥸🧬

Huge congratulations to our lab member, Dake Mao, for winning an award at the 37th H.C. Brown Lectures in Organic Chemistry with his incredible work on the 10-23 DNAzyme. Also, a well done to our 3rd-Year candidates (Cuizheng Zhang and Dr. Victoria) for their hard work.

Our recent work on the potential influence of 2D DNA arrays on their component tile's formation... …mistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cb…

Oh hey! That's where my paper went!🧬 My first first-author paper and I am beaming about it

Congrats Cuizheng Zhang and Dr. Victoria on our group's recent publication: Tomography of DNA tiles influences the kinetics of surface-mediated DNA sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Anytime my autocorrect corrects to the wrong spelling I hear a small voice in my head yell "saboteur"

Had a fun time at the Notre Dame-Purdue Soft Matter and Polymers Symposium! Jordan Hall of Science was an absolutely gorgeous backdrop for all the hard work and efforts shared.

If you have a few moments and want to see how changing the bases, numbers of bases, and even changing base to an organic compound continuously changes 1D DNA structures' curvature; please check out our lab's latest work. 🧬😵‍💫

After many... many gels... Here she is. 🥰🧬

Excited to give notice of our recent work on logic gates with DNA crystals. Excellent work by Cuizheng Zhang and thank you for the additional help from Dr. Victoria, Dr. Ruojie Sha and Prof. Nataša Jonoska onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…

when you think your results are really weird and non-sensical but your professor says, "Wow, this is really great" ... great, can you please explain to me why this is great?

Toxic cultures exploit generosity. Takers impose extra work on givers, and no good deed goes unpunished. Healthy cultures reward generosity. People protect givers from takers, and cream rises to the top. Helpfulness is not a weakness to target. It's a strength to safeguard.

Fun little read about AMP aptamers in programmable cohesion assembly from Prof. Hua Zuo and her group. Glad to have given a small hand in this. 🧬✨ pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Nov 16th, the day I passed my viva and became Dr. Paluzzi ✨🧬 Thank you the Mao Group (Purdue University) for all the discussions, laughs, and memories. I will miss the corn and the friends I have made so, hopefully, they will visit me with some kettle corn at my next stop! Hi Oxford 👋

My grandpa who is 85 started making this rock map of Scotland in 1992.He collected rocks during amateur geology trips over 30 years. He says it had to be geologically correct and also aesthetically pleasing.He asked if I could share online as He wants to go viral so please share