I have been posting regularly on this blog for over nine years, beginning in July 2007. I have used this blog as a way to keep my book Computational Organic Chemistry current for its readers. I have also used it as a way for me to keep current with the literature.
It has been a terrific adventure for me, but an important change will be taking place in my life that will have an impact on the blog. Starting on August 1, 2016 I will become the Dean of the School of Science at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ. (See the announcement.) I am extraordinarily excited to take on the challenges of leading the School. I suspect that my duties as Dean will keep me from finding the time to post as often as I have been for this past years. I will try to occasionally write a post as I intend to keep connected to the computational chemistry community. I have a few posts backlogged but expect a more infrequent posting schedule come August.
I fully intend to maintain the blog so that past posts remain accessible.
I want to thank all of the readers of this blog, those who read me through the Computational Chemistry Highlights blog, and especially those of you who have posted comments.
from Computational Organic Chemistry http://ift.tt/29rpcNn
I have been posting regularly on this blog for over nine years, beginning in July 2007. I have used this blog as a way to keep my book Computational Organic Chemistry current for its readers. I have also used it as a way for me to keep current with the literature.
It has been a terrific adventure for me, but an important change will be taking place in my life that will have an impact on the blog. Starting on August 1, 2016 I will become the Dean of the School of Science at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ. (See the announcement.) I am extraordinarily excited to take on the challenges of leading the School. I suspect that my duties as Dean will keep me from finding the time to post as often as I have been for this past years. I will try to occasionally write a post as I intend to keep connected to the computational chemistry community. I have a few posts backlogged but expect a more infrequent posting schedule come August.
I fully intend to maintain the blog so that past posts remain accessible.
I want to thank all of the readers of this blog, those who read me through the Computational Chemistry Highlights blog, and especially those of you who have posted comments.
from Computational Organic Chemistry http://ift.tt/29rpcNn
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