Lab Update:

After a rocky start...
(lab renovation delays, supply chain issues, and ESPECIALLY technical issues in instrument set-up... that's what happens when you do custom built - very much fun but also time-consuming)...

... the instruments finally talk to each other!
(The trigger finally is integrated, all controllable from one program (screw you, MatLab engine compatibility issues who have cost us some sanity).)

​The proof of principle study/experiment is happening. There's a lot of excitement, relief, and energy coming together this summer! Stay tuned!

New essay on Aeon, asking a simple question: 

"Looking at the women routinely vanishing to the margins of my field, a question began to form in my mind: when conceived of as a lineage of women thinkers, what would the philosophy of science have looked like today?"

​The history of ideas still struggles to remember the names of notable women philosophers. Mary Hesse is a salient example.