student art balloon head

AA's physical chemistry students got some art skills. Here a balloon attempts to make fun of Ayzner's insistence that he never use "ln" for natural log, arguing that log base 10 does not...naturally...appear in physical chemistry.

Gallery

: Carmen at the ALS beamline 7.3.3 doing grazing-incidence small-angle X-ray scattering measurements

: Nathan Lopez checking sample alignment in the hutch at ALS beamline 7.3.3.

: Ayzner Group in 2017.

: Ayzner Group after Halloween skit in 2018. Frankenstein’s monster = AA.

: The Scooby gang representing (2018).

: Science Is Art. (artistic rendition of AA’s data by Dr. Kristin Schmidt)

: Ayzner Group in action (2017).

: The Ayzners at the UCSC Chemistry department holiday party (2019). This is Levi Ayzner’s 1st department holiday party.

: Funny faces. UCSC Chemistry department holiday party (2019).

: Newly minted PhD candidate Anna Johnston warning you once.

: Michael Roders giving a talk at a Materials Research Society conference on the topic of organic photovoltaics.