At the tail end of July leading into August, I gave a talk at what was my first Gordon Research Seminar (and subsequent Gordon Research Conference). This was the Polymer Physics meeting, hosted by Chinedum Osuji and Arthi Jayaraman, both former advisors of mine! It was an excellent conference, and a really good way to experience the state of the field. It’s really fun to explicitly talk about Polymer Physics with many like-minded people. In particular, I was able to talk about my work in-depth with many folks after my presentation, which doesn’t always happen at internal seminars and even national meetings. I am certainly going back in 2028.
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