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You see it often: negotiating salary, buying a used car, a first date, eating at a new restaurant, bringing science to the public. Until last week, I was unaware of the economic theory behind these interactions: Information Asymmetry – Continue Reading
Summary This recipe goes great with pasta, makes about 5 servings with 163 calories per serving. Totally Biased Nigerian + American Rating: 3 out of 5 Ingredient Amount Olive Oil 1 tbsp Garlic 1 clove Yellow Onion 1/2 Continue Reading
Summary This recipe makes about 8 servings and goes great with white rice Totally Biased Nigerian+American Rating : 5 out of 5 Ingredient Amount Round Steak 1.5 lbs Soy Sauce 1/4 cup Onion 1 Minced garlic 1 clove Sugar 1 Continue Reading
Whenever I listen to this poem by J. Ivy on “Never Let You Down” from The College Dropout, I get inspired. You might too. . We are all here for a reason on a particular path You don’t need a curriculum Continue Reading
Life as a physical scientist means that I rarely get to think about the human condition. While the focus is on solving problems that could alleviate the human condition through tools that improve energy generation, increase food production and/or water Continue Reading
The thoughts you are reading came together while I was thinking about articles I have written, read or reviewed for publication. It is based on both experience and tips I have received from professors and peers in the past and I Continue Reading