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Impressive Interview – from C&EN and Brendan Burkett

By Alison Butler, PhD - 2021 ACS-DIC Chair | February 19, 2020

Comic titled "Electrochemical job interview." Word balloon says"Impressive CV! And your references are all in order. Congratulations, you've got the job!"

Source: C&EN; artist Brendan Burkett

Posted in For Fun and tagged c&en, Brendan Burkett, comic
← Congratulations to Kathy FranzHybrids Only! from C&EN and Brendan Burkett →

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