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Days outside the office are few and far between. All the more reason I find it somewhat prophetic if not entirely fitting that my most recent day out once again was for the purposes of a video shoot featuring another female distinguished professor, Dr. Marcetta Darensbourg.
Five years ago next month, this blog began as an indirect result of Dr. Karen Wooley , who, like Darensbourg, is one in a long line of preeminent chemists to grace Texas A&M University’s faculty. In hindsight, I suppose it was merely par for the course that I would bump into Sir Ian Scott — the equine version, that is, so named by Darensbourg in tribute both to lineage and her longtime Texas A&M Chemistry colleague Alastair Ian Scott , who redefined both organic and natural product chemistry prior to his un
Sir Ian Scott, waiting for his post-ride brushing and carrots, if not the cameras to leave his barn.