@michelgravel@mstdn.science
Professor of chemistry at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. Organic and computational chemistry. @michelgravel6 on Twitter
I heard a lot of talk about the negative impacts #chatgpt and other AI/ML tools can have in the classroom. I think we should instead focus on the positive. We have incredibly powerful new tools and we should integrate them into our teaching. In my #chemistry #retrosynthesis course this week, I showed the use of chatgpt (not useful yet) and of #IBMRXN. Not as good as a chemist yet, but it has improved a lot in the last 3 years. Showing students how to use it is the way to go, not ban it.
RT @CIC_ChemInst
The Alfred Bader award is presented as a mark of distinction for excellence in research in organic chemistry by a scientist currently working in Canada. Congrats Prof. Dr. Rik R. Tykwinski @TykwinskiGroup of @UAlberta on being the recipient of this award https://buff.ly/3GCrshQ
The Chemical Institute of Canada
Alfred Bader AwardSponsored by the CSC Organic Chemistry Division The Alfred Bader award is presented as a mark of distinction and recognition for excellence in research in organic chemistry by a scientist who is currently working in Canada. View the Terms of Reference and list of Past Winners The 2023 winner of the Alfred Bader Award is: Rik R. Tykwinski,...
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