Alumni

“I saw the Coon lab as a place where I could pursue my interest in analytical chemistry instrumentation and method development…”

``Getting to organize and lead collaborative projects is great experience for probably any job you’re going to get outside of grad school.``

``I liked the environment in the Coon lab, and liked how the group works on all aspects of mass spectrometry.``

``My work involved both characterizing and improving existing commercial ETD reagent ion sources.``

``...with all sciences, the big picture is bringing different fields together.'

“Especially in the context of the covid-19 pandemic, I found value in the contacts and networking that had built up through the years in the Coon group during my search for postgraduate career—those relationships can get you through and present opportunities that might not have been apparent.”

“There is power and significance of visualization when it comes to delivering ideas and data.”

“What I really enjoyed about the Coon lab was the collaborations that put you as a student in the position of the driver of a project with outside collaborative colleagues—that made for a really good experience because you had to take on some responsibility to manage the role of communicator towards the collaborators.”

``...with all sciences, the big picture is bringing different fields together.'

“As a first-generation college student deciding to go to grad school, it was important to me that I had experienced being part of the research community there.”

“I enjoy analyzing instrument performance with various types of chemical standards over time.”

“When I was fortunate enough to obtain funding for a post-doctoral traineeship… I jumped at the opportunity to join the Coon Group.”

“When I was fortunate enough to obtain funding for a post-doctoral traineeship… I jumped at the opportunity to join the Coon Group.”