I get everyone loves MestReNova, but there is no need for MacOS to roast Topspin like this 🤣

The newest issue of Nature Chemistry features our article on Stereocontrolled ADMET on the cover. This is a first for our lab and we think Ella Marushchenko Studio did a great job bringing an artistic eye to our chemistry! nature.com/nchem/volumes/…

This post takes me back to my favorite job before I got into chemistry. I worked at a movie theatre for several years and will never forget my mom always telling me I smelled like popcorn when I came home from my shift 😂

Officially registered for my first Polymers Gordon Research Seminar!

Summary of last nights events: Pro: -Watched the Bulls win the first NBA game I’ve ever been to Con: -Car broke down in Houston Yes, seeing the Bulls live was totally worth it 😎

Incredibly proud of this project! I honestly couldn’t ask for a better team to work with.

Couldn’t be happier for timothy791210! He has been amazing mentor in lab and he is going to accomplish great things.

Finally experiencing Aggie football in person!

Proof that I can indeed throw an axe accurately.

I finally made the pilgrimage.

Come join us!

Schedule for Michaudel Lab at #ACSSpring2024: Stereoselective ROMP/ADMET Group Jake - Monday 11:20 AM in Marriott Galerie 6 Sam - Tuesday 8:25 AM in Marriott Mardi Gras Ballroom Salon H Pyridinonorbornene ROMP An - Wed. 2:50 PM in Marriott Mardi Gras Ballroom Salon E (1/2)

I will always take free beignets.

I had the amazing opportunity to present my research on cis-selective ADMET in the Excellence in Graduate Polymer Research symposium and reconnect with friends at #ACSSpring2024. 📸: James Young

You won't want to miss this meeting. Mental health is so, so important and is never something to ignore.

Check out our new comprehensive study of a gaseous signaling molecule releasing mechanophore using the diradical-elimination cascade strategy. This is a highly collaborative work of The Moore Group with Craig Group and the Kulik Group under MONET-CCI pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

You might love Texas, but your chemistry probably doesn't! Learn how to protect your reactions from oxygen and the humid Texas air at the CSSC round table discussion next Tuesday, April 30th at 12:40 PM in the Huddle Space.

I’m honored to receive this award.

Friday was my last day in the Michaudel Lab ☹️ While I will deeply miss all of my friends from lab, I'm looking forward to starting the next chapter of my life in PA. I have made so many amazing memories at TAMU and I have grown so much as a scientist and a person 😃

Incredibly happy for Dr. Kate. I was lucky to join the lab around the same time as Kate and saw first hand how hard she worked to build up new projects in the group. Big congrats!