As Nobel Prize winners are announced, remember that scientific discoveries depend on teams. We should be celebrating the teamwork.

Looks like Sidonie (Sidonie Aubert) and Marine’s review in collaboration with Spivey Group is online in Nature Reviews Chemistry :) go.nature.com/365xpAF Imperial College London #adocia Chemistry_QMUL Queen Mary University of London

She spoke to two Apple reps. Both very nice, courteous people representing an utterly broken and reprehensible system. The first person was like “I don’t know why, but I swear we’re not discriminating, IT’S JUST THE ALGORITHM”. I shit you not. “IT’S JUST THE ALGORITHM!”.

Our latest work asymmetric synthesis of acrylonitriles is out ChemRxiv . If you wonder how M Cattoen and I have been tricking #Chemistry into building versatile building blocks, check it out. #OpenSource #openaccess #green chemrxiv.org/articles/Direc…

Glad to see our work on enantioenriched acrylonitriles from my PhD out on ChemRxiv. Thanks Nicolas Duchemin Arseniyadis and everyone involved! chemrxiv.org/articles/Direc…

Tania (aka @TKatsina) and Louis’ (aka Louis Clavier) work is out in the May special issue of Organic Process Research & Development. Check it out along with other great work from my French colleagues and friends • pubs.acs.org/toc/oprdfk/24/5 • bit.ly/2WrbEsy Chemistry_QMUL Queen Mary University of London

What is perplexing is that scientists continue to assert these opinions without evidence when a large body of data show the opposite: that diverse teams are more creative, more productive, and more innovative. Examples below.

Not surprised that discrimination is still present in chemistry, but it's telling that an opinion piece supporting it has passed review at Angewandte Chemie drive.google.com/file/d/1yE_j7x…

My dear editors, you have the possibility and responsibility to change things; equal treatment is paramount! 3/

I will give a rapid-fire talk this afternoon at #OSSC2020. Feel free to ask questions on this post. 🧑‍🔬 Arseniyadis Chemistry_QMUL

When you want C but you get O, I guess you need to cope (no play on words here). Kudos to Mansour, @TKatsina, M Cattoen and Nicolás Fincias Aguilera for exploring these Pudovik and Passerini adducts in the context of Pd-AA pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102… Queen Mary University of London Chemistry_QMUL LSO Polytechnique J Org Chem/Org Lett

New video! How to use microdroplets and ultrasounds to synthesize drugs directly in the body? 💧🔬💊 For the answer, tune in to our first microfluidic interview, with Marine Bézagu! youtube.com/watch?v=QdjLBy…

Hey peeps, Queen Mary typically awards 60 joint QMUL-CSC PhD scholarships every year. If your know any PhD candidate interested in applying let me know Queen Mary University of London Chemistry_QMUL

Hey Twitter, just found these Shigemi NMR tubes in house. Problem: no indication about what solvent they are matched to. Any tip on how to know that? RealTimeChem (no longer active)

Our latest paper fresh from the oven. From the hard work of Natalia Larionova @J_Miyatake_O and Emily. 😀😀 Greenwich Chemistry @FESGreenwich Engineering & Science ECR Network at Greenwich pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Congrats Pauline Bianchi @JMonbaliu for this review – looking forward to see more nitroso chemistry at CiTOS! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Neat study on the (lack of) precision in commercial elemental analyses compared to journals expectations… | ChemRxiv doi.org/10.26434/chemr…

Very sad to learn today of the passing of Professor Jiro Tsuji. Tsuji was a pioneer of transition metal catalysis and inspired many in the field including myself and Stoltz Group. It was my honor to have met him on a number of occasions. He will be missed.