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May Copsey retweeted
Our ChemSci Pick of the Week is "Dynamically Blocking Leakage Current in Molecular Tunneling Junctions", by Tao Wang, Wei Du, Lejia Wang and Yuan Li et al.
Read it for free with #DiamondOpenAccess 👉 doi.org/10.1039/D4SC02829E
#ChemSciPicks #electrochemistry #molecularelectronics
📚Join Mark and myself for lots of fun on our @alpsp training course 'Managing and Influencing your Editorial Board' on 1 & 2 October. Learn more: ow.ly/rKIJ50SlC74 #Editorial #Training #ScholComms #Publishers
May Copsey retweeted
We are delighted to announce that Professor Hans Renata from Rice University has joined the Chemical Science team as an Associate Editor.
Hans’ research focuses include enzyme catalysis, natural product chemistry and chemical biology.
May Copsey retweeted
@EmilyPentzer is kicking off the @RSCApplied Polymers symposium here at #MACRO24 - looking for a great day of talks!
May Copsey retweeted
Your research could shape the future for materials used in energy conversion and storage. Present it at the #ChemSciSymposium to gain instant feedback from peers, with expert speakers in attendance.
Poster abstract submission closes 19 August: rsc.li/3xpgKdL
May Copsey retweeted
Poster deadline in just over a week (1 July) for the Faraday Discussion @Faraday_D on data-driven discoveries in the chemical sciences.
Looking forward to seeing your abstracts!
Join us in Oxford this September for a Faraday Discussion to explore the role of data in the chemical sciences in our unique format – with Alán Aspuru-Guzik, Kim Jelfs, Heather Kulik and Aron Walsh.
Discover our @Faraday_D #FD_Data #DigitalChemistry: rsc.li/data-fd2024
ALT Data-driven discovery in the chemical sciences: Faraday Discussion. 10–12 September 2024, Oxford, UK, and online. Save the date.
May Copsey retweeted
We’re excited to once again announce our #RSCPrizes winners!
They’ve all made amazing contributions to the chemical sciences community and to our planet.
Congratulations to them all! You can see the whole gallery here: rsc.li/3Rj9VRW
ALT Graphic for the 2024 Royal Society of Chemistry Prizes & Awards featuring a circular logo with text that reads 'Congratulations' against a black background with gold sparkles. The hashtag #RSCPrizes is included.
May Copsey retweeted
The RSC is at ISMSC! If you're here, come and say hello. @RoySocChem @ChemicalScience @InorgChemFront @OrgChemFront @MaterChemFront @MayCopsey
ALT The RSC stall at ISMSC in Hangzhou. Featuring the RSC team, from left to right, Tingyu Huang, Kailin Deng, May Copsey, and Mike Andrews.
May Copsey retweeted
Thrilled that our (@patjulienRMC, @M_Arhangelskis, @germann_luzia, M. Etter, @r_dinnebier, @TomislavFriscic) article on "real-time fluorescence & Raman monitoring" is one of the "2023 most popular physical & theoretical chem. article" in Chem. Science doi.org/10.1039/D3SC04082H
May Copsey retweeted
Check out this fantastic Perspective article from Zhiwei Zuo et al.✨
‘Resurgence and advancement of photochemical hydrogen atom transfer processes in selective alkane functionalizations’
Read it in full and for free here:
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
May Copsey retweeted
The @RoySocChem Editors-in-Chief and Associate Editors attending the #HPRG meeting earlier this week; with @aicooper @Crosby__Group @StingelinN @EmilyPentzer @Filip_Du_Prez Tanja Junkers and Rongrong Hu @ChemicalScience @PolymChem @softmatter @ChemCommun @JMaterChem @RSCApplied!
May Copsey retweeted
What memorable moments do you have from the last 25 years of PCCP?
There have been so many exciting moments for @PCCP during the last 25 years, here Bert Weckhuysen (former PCCP Editorial Board Chair) shares some memories from the earliest years of the journal #PCCPSymposium
May Copsey retweeted
Our chemical biology 2024 symposium showcases the state of the art in the field, bringing together world-leading experts including @NobelPrize laureate Morten Meldal. Poster abstract deadline is 18 March 2024. Be a part of the future of chemical biology ➡ rsc.li/cbs2024
ALT Chemical biology symposium 2024 13 May 2024, Burlington House, London, and online. Abstract event image.
Could your chemical biology research impact the field? You still have time to submit your abstract.
The deadline for poster abstract submissions is now 18th March.
Be a part of the future of chemical biology.
Submit an abstract: invt.io/1txbd3sr2lp
May Copsey retweeted
We are pleased to announce that we have published the first articles in RSC Pharmaceutics, our new gold open access journal that is leading the way in the field of pharmaceutics. Read every article for free - rsc.li/3wf6pQz
ALT RSC Pharmaceutics Explore our first articles Read for free DNA Strand image on grey gradient
May Copsey retweeted
77 German research institutions will now be able to read and publish in all @RoySocChem journals without charge.
chemistryworld.com/news/rsc-…
May Copsey retweeted
Congratulations to my student, @SaikatM45316262 and my former student @Subhank23405422 for the wonderful efforts for demonstrating the crystal engineering exercise to modulate mechanical properties of crystals.
Read in @ChemicalScience
Happy to share our @ChemicalScience publication, dedicated to pioneer Crystal Engineer @GautamDesiraju. Here we've altered properties in isostructural systems by modifying hydrogen bond strength. Thanks, @cmallareddy and @Subhank23405422 for your guidance.
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
May Copsey retweeted
'Challenges in the design and synthesis of self-assembling molecules as selective contacts in perovskite solar cells' by Carlos E. Puerto Galvis, Emilio Palomares et al. is one of our #ChemSciCovers this week. Read it here: doi.org/10.1039/D3SC04668K
@ICIQchem @palomaresgroup
May Copsey retweeted
Help us choose the readers' favourite cover(s) from 2023: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/ChemSciO…
The top covers will be featured in our newsletter and the readers' favourite will win a prize!
Choose your favourite outside front cover this month and stay tuned for more covers next month!
May Copsey retweeted
In my biochemistry course I spend two weeks at the beginning of the semester on non-covalent interactions, not only hydrogen bonds but also halogen bonds, cation/anion-pi interactions etc
Here is a beautiful article @ChemistryWorld on non-covalent toolbox
chemistryworld.com/features/…
