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Career Day
March 19, 2008 by Soma.
Career Day BHPS Middle School
Wednesday, March 19, 2008 1-2 PM
Tallahassee, FL 32308
I visited BHPS as part of their middle school career day speeches. I was one among the 10 people who will visit the school and speak about their careers and how they come to that job. They are also asked to talk about the pros and cons of the job.
I spoke about my career as a scientist. How I started as a chemist during my undergraduate days and shifted to physical chemistry during my graduate days and finally settled on biophysicist for my long term job.
I also showed them some crystals, pipettes, polarizing filters, cryo holders and protein crystals under a microscopes.
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