lsd is a 5-HT2A receptor agonist. you should learn what this means and maybe read about the different receptors and compare the structures of their agonists. personally i don't know much about any of htis
if you look up at a blown up firecracker (the "blackjack"/on a string type) you will find they split at the middle, leaving the two ends more or less intact
so i don't think you would get more mileage out of one by directing one of its poles at your target
sutupidmath, check out the forums at thegradcafe.com, there is a forum for each area of study and people discuss their applications and will sometimes share info on their application stats.
yuster.com seems like a great concept for comparing your stats to other applicants, but it's also...
i would say people that choose engineering over an 8 year track do have different priorities, but i wouldn't paint them with dollar signs in their eyes. the people seeing green from day one are the ones going into business and finance. engineers just mostly want to get to work sooner and have a...
so far I've been accepted to 4 schools, and haven't heard back from the other 5 i applied to
it's already a really tough 3-way choice for me (the other was sort of a safe school - good program, but not somewhere i wanted to live), so much so that i wouldn't be heartbroken to find out the other...
well, the good news is you didnt fall into the first round of eliminations. if all 9 schools kept your application in the pool id say the odds are on your side for getting admitted to at least one :/
good luck
the first thing you should know is that subject gres are only given a few times a year (read: 3), and that you have to register for one more than a month in advance.
i believe the three test dates are in april, october and november. if you take it in november, you can expect the scores to go...
my guess is not much. my general GRE was near-perfect but everything I've heard has been that grad schools don't care how much of a whiz you are at IQ tests, they want to know how well you work in a particular subject
physical chemists do find work in industry. i work with two organic postdocs and they were lamenting that the petroleum industry has no use for organic chemists while they are glad to hire physical chemists. my dad is a physical chemist and has worked in industry for over 25 years now.
and...
I'm always hearing about monolayers... what make them so interesting?
And while I'm asking dumb questions, why are 2 out of any 3 physical chemists working on protein folding modeling?
i'm a little confused by your discrimination between "college" and "university". i know it is somewhat different abroad, but in the US the terms are by and large interchangeable. typically if there is a difference it is that the university is the whole institution, and the colleges are the...