Sayani Roy Chowdhury

Sayani is a PhD student in the Department of Chemistry, University of Georgia. She loves working with chemicals and is studying Metal-Organic Frameworks that might one day be a safe alternative to carrying a wide variety of drugs. Outside of her habitat in the lab, she loves reading crime, learning obsessively about psychology, fiddling with art or dance and any excuse to go on a trip. She can be reached at sr77673@uga.edu.

Looking to the Future

As of 2020, the global consumption of energy is 580 million terajoules per year. Of this, 83.1% comes from fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas, 4.3% comes from radioactive sources, and about 12.6% comes from renewable sources like hydro, solar, and wind. We have currently 50 more years of oil reserves left available,

November 22, 2022 No Comments

Turmeric: The Root of Skincare

When I scroll through Instagram or TikTok, I have a major sense of FOMO. People have wonderful travel visuals with perfect glassy skin all the while having their finances in order. However, to me, nothing seems as important as the absolute urge to get my particular skincare routine right this very instant. Browsing the internet

April 12, 2022 No Comments

Sayani Roy Chowdhury

Looking to the Future

Turmeric: The Root of Skincare

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