Summer Research

I have finally started the experimental work for my research project and I got to say I am somehow enjoying it. It might be due to the fact that I stopped looking at articles and random books and actually started to do something.

To describe my topic without using too many technical terms, we're investigating Poly(Ethylene)-glycol protein's and trying to figure out if it is possible to separate them based on their overall charges. The experimental work I started with involves using a new fancy machine that our department just obtained. I have never used those cool pipette equipments they have where you can add even 0.1 micro litres of a liquid, how awesome is that?!!!

I remember when I was a kid, this was the setting I saw myself working at (although I was hoping I actually knew what I was doing haha, but that will come eventually). So to conclude, being a lab researcher is kinda cool in my books :D

I know now why I was actually considering doing a biochemistry degree rather than a chemical engineering one, so its good to have this experience.

Oh and I cannot remember the last time I was actually sitting down and wondering what map I want to play Counter Strike on, the summer project is definitely not as busy as I though, so far!!