The sentimental journey continues…

My time in Birmingham was very busy. When I arrived the lab was in boxes, so my first months were spent unpacking, assembling, calibrating, and testing all the instruments for electrochemistry, thermopower, and nanopore.



I also took on the role of lab manager and safety officer. I organized a materials database and ordering system.
It was very rewarding to work with each of the PhD and masters students. I helped troubleshoot nanopore obstacles as well as electrochemistry.
As with my PhD work, I also want to include a mention to my masters work. The page is up here. I took a lot of pictures while I was in Georgia, but I didn’t take too many inside the lab. We will see if I find some. But the defense slides and a link to the thesis is there.