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lindysalsagal

(20,795 posts)
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 07:06 PM Jan 2018

My daughter's bio-tech master's thesis research was published by Johns Hopkins!

it's about feeding the best proteins to lab bacteria specimens in cancer drug experiments. I guess she found a new one with much better results. I don't understand a word of it. Way above my pay grade.


WooHoo!!! But, remember, DJT is the genius.

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My daughter's bio-tech master's thesis research was published by Johns Hopkins! (Original Post) lindysalsagal Jan 2018 OP
Congratulations! Ohiogal Jan 2018 #1
BRAVISSIMA to your very smart daughter! fierywoman Jan 2018 #2
You must be very proud! MissMillie Jan 2018 #3
That's huge! Laffy Kat Jan 2018 #4
Wow! An honor. Congrats! irisblue Jan 2018 #5
Awesome!!! zeusdogmom Jan 2018 #6
Awesome! Congrats to you all. MelissaB Jan 2018 #7
Congrats to her Lindsay Jan 2018 #8
SCIENCE!!!!!! How great is this? EOM elfin Jan 2018 #9
So happy for you both TEB Jan 2018 #10
I can't read scientific papers either. Congrats. applegrove Jan 2018 #11
Big time way to go. Wellstone ruled Jan 2018 #12
A great story. People like your daughter make the world better for all. Cicada Jan 2018 #13
Well done to your daughter and the person(s) who raised her! MLAA Jan 2018 #14
Congratulations to your daughter TxDemChem Jan 2018 #15
congrats!!!!! samnsara Jan 2018 #16
A remarkable achievement democrank Jan 2018 #17
Omg I never expected a response like this. A couple people, but not this! Wow! lindysalsagal Jan 2018 #18
Much congrats!!! paleotn Jan 2018 #19
Brag all you want, this is impressive. TNNurse Jan 2018 #20
You must be so proud. kstewart33 Jan 2018 #21
Ok. When I get back to my laptop I'll print the info page and all of your names. Thanks for letting lindysalsagal Jan 2018 #22
I tell my two daughters that science is too hard for girls... Victor_c3 Jan 2018 #31
Women are way cool scientists! lindysalsagal Jan 2018 #32
Bravo! burrowowl Jan 2018 #23
Only one thing to do - wait til the movie comes out rurallib Jan 2018 #24
Impressive! snacker Jan 2018 #25
Who was her thesis advisor? Duppers Jan 2018 #26
It was a very young scientist she works with in san francisco. lindysalsagal Jan 2018 #34
Even better! Duppers Jan 2018 #36
I have two elementary-school aged daughters Victor_c3 Jan 2018 #27
Wow, Mom! You deserve total bragging rights! Greywing Jan 2018 #28
Congratulations! Freedomofspeech Jan 2018 #29
Congratulations ! mgardener Jan 2018 #30
That is outstanding! 3catwoman3 Jan 2018 #33
Well...................... raven mad Jan 2018 #35
Excellent! Can't wait for the movie! Orrex Jan 2018 #37

Laffy Kat

(16,394 posts)
4. That's huge!
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 07:12 PM
Jan 2018

You must be proud.

I know how you feel, too. My youngest tries to talk physics with me and my eyes glass over.

 

Wellstone ruled

(34,661 posts)
12. Big time way to go.
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 07:44 PM
Jan 2018

Loved Bio,fantastic possibilities. Hours and hours of patience and being able to except failure.

lindysalsagal

(20,795 posts)
18. Omg I never expected a response like this. A couple people, but not this! Wow!
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 08:59 PM
Jan 2018

How can I save all of you as favs???

kstewart33

(6,551 posts)
21. You must be so proud.
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 09:03 PM
Jan 2018

Having written one of those, I know it is a ton of work. To be published by Johns Hopkins is such an honor. Your daughter must be super sharp and very special!

lindysalsagal

(20,795 posts)
22. Ok. When I get back to my laptop I'll print the info page and all of your names. Thanks for letting
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 09:16 PM
Jan 2018

Me brag about my way cool scientist daughter!

Victor_c3

(3,557 posts)
31. I tell my two daughters that science is too hard for girls...
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 10:17 PM
Jan 2018

Then I tell them about Marie Curie andhow she was the first person to earn two nobel prizes.

I used to work as a chemist and my boss was a female scientist as were all the rest of my coworkers (who also had degrees higher than my own). Women are just as brilliant as men, but society has been skewed against them. When we as a society encourage and enable our daughters to succeed, we all win. By empowering women, we double our chances for success.

Kudos to you, your daughter, and a job well done! I hope to emulate that with my own children.

rurallib

(62,483 posts)
24. Only one thing to do - wait til the movie comes out
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 09:37 PM
Jan 2018

just joking I think.

congratulations to her and her proud parents.
That must have taken some long, tedious hours in the lab. Not easy to do.

Duppers

(28,134 posts)
26. Who was her thesis advisor?
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 09:44 PM
Jan 2018

My son was graduated with his PhD from Hopkins in 2016 and knows folks in the bio-tech dept.
- another proud momma




lindysalsagal

(20,795 posts)
34. It was a very young scientist she works with in san francisco.
Wed Jan 10, 2018, 12:54 AM
Jan 2018

This was an off campus master's where she did the research where she works.

Victor_c3

(3,557 posts)
27. I have two elementary-school aged daughters
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 09:47 PM
Jan 2018

I’d be so proud if they did what your daughter did when their time comes.

Good job as a parent! I hope to do the same!

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