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Musings of a science professor at a large research university.
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- Female Science Professor
- I am a full professor in a physical sciences field at a large research university. I am married and have a teenaged daughter. I have the greatest job in the world, but this will not stop me from noting some of the more puzzling and stressful aspects of my career as a science professor. E-mail (can't promise to reply): femalescienceprofessor@gmail.com
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I wanted to share something exciting with you. They are using one of your posts in our chemistry class regarding women in chemistry. Congratulations for bringing true insight into the classroom. I actually squealed when the assignment was passed out because I'm a follower of your blog.
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