The New Chemist's Podcast

Making Chemistry Accessible - Organic Chemistry Previews!  A study of introductory organic chemistry, with readings from Accessible Organic Chemistry by D. Ferguson and V. Miranda . Here is the link: https://www.cambridge.org/engage/coe/article-details/624a430e855ee5a81fe1784f *Correction Note for Mnemonic for some heterocycles :  ( -ir,-et, -ol, -, ep )- referring to oxirane, oxetane, oxolane, oxane and oxeptane.

In this re-aired interview, we present a discussion that is both enjoyable and informative with my friend and colleague from Georgia Tech,  Sebastian Kahf, MD - Candidate. 

The New Chemist's Remixed Podcast- Interview with Dr. Michael Evans- Senior Academic Professional- Georgia Tech. In this remixed episode we celebrate the athletic events of this year, and re-air an episode that is both enjoyable and informative! 

The New Chemist's Remixed Podcast -Interview with Industry Analyst: Sonola Onasanya , M.Phil. ( University of Cambridge). In this interview we re-air a conversation that is both insightful and enjoyable to listen to.

 The New Chemist's Remixed Podcast Interview with Joe Dickman, MD Candidate + Special Edition Educational- Amino Acid Ballad. We interview a current MD - Candidate Joe Dickman, and provide an educational segment with a discussion of the amino acids. With the use of harmonic dissonance, we create a ballad on the amino acids, that combines artistic music expressions and descriptions of chemistry functionalities in amino acids.

In this re-aired episode, we produce a conversation that is both informative and enjoyable to listen to, with a colleague from my time at Georgia Tech.

In this re-aired interview we produce a conversation that is both informative and enjoyable to listen to, with a mentor and current Dean of the College of Engineering at Georgia Tech, Dean Raheem Beyah!

In this episode we re-air an interview that is both informative and enjoyable to listen to, with Savni Kulkarni, a colleague of mine from Georgia Tech.

In this re-aired interview we discuss with a developing thought leader in climate change, the ideas of sustainability and resilience for island nations. As well as her career trajectory thus far.

In this new episode, we discuss a segment of  the work of R.B. Woodward on Cephalosporin C. We read  with emphasis and changes in intonation, this entire Nobel Prize Lecture in Chemistry from December 11, 1965, and we introduce and describe key points associated with the lecture. Woodward was a legend in his own right, having educated and trained some of the most brilliant scientists. He  has made his mark from the Woodward-Hoffman rules to art of organic synthesis. -- The goal is to complement to efforts to show that for the highest feats and intellectual accomplishments, if the necessary hard work is done, we can begin the journey to understanding their work, ideas and accomplishments.

In this episode we re-air the interview with the Deputy Permanent Secretary for the Bahamian Ministry of Education, Mr. Deveaux, DHL (Hon.) to produce an interview that is both informative, transformational and enjoyable to listen to.

In this remixed episode we discuss and analyze Paul Boyer's Nobel Prize Lecture in Chemistry in 1997. We discuss the the rationale, the significance and the implications, creating an episode that is both informative, transformational and enjoyable to listen to.

In this re-airing, we remixed an interview with Mr.Raghavendran, an MD Candidate, and we present an interview that is both informative, transformational and enjoyable to listen to.

In this re-aired interview , we produce a conversation with Mr. Sharifali that is both informative and enjoyable to listen to.

In this re-aired episode , we produce an interview with a leading anesthesiologist- statistician, Dr.E. Brown, MD, PhD, who has made significant impacts in the fields of statistics and medicine.