#biochemblr

[acadarnia]

hello hello!

i failed my first exam in uni (anatomy), but it's fine because i can retake it in summer, next semester. i think these kinds of experiences help us in our journey of becoming medics, because we have to go through a lot of tough moments in order to be great in our field.

now i'm studying biochemistry for the exam on tuesday, which will 100% be much nicer than anatomy (:

i'll keep you updated, hopefully!

[crisis-vision]

I had the first day of my summer job in the biochemistry department and it was not as scary as a thought it’d be! I just helped prepare samples, including blending it up into a fine powder.

[studyinglion]

24/05/2018- Exams are over! 

today’s to do list: 

join my summertime gym

email personal tutor

‘self-esteem’ headspace session 

journal 

re-apply for student finance

do a little bit of physics on khan academy

[dritez-hene]

First post after a whole year missing my blog

Just started working on pulling all my chemistry exercises from my notebooks and collecting them in a big one to have them as references for reviews and work on them to repeat what I have already learned. It's not as fancy as I would want it to be but I am happy with it.

P.S: It's about Elementary/Non-elementary/Equilibrium reactions and you won't understand many words because it is in my language (albanian)

I missed this a lot.

[crisis-vision]

POV: I’m losing my mind

[studyinglion]

one last thing, does anyone have any ideas on how to get involved in biological sciences research as an undergraduate who is just starting her second year? I would like to apply for R&D summer internships and I think some research xp would be of benefit but I have literally 0 idea on where to start. I don’t yet have any knowledge that doesn’t focus on the central dogma of biochemistry and physiology lol