An unexpected element that displays magnet-like behaviour within a molecule! Checkout our recent Nature Communications: Slow magnetic relaxation in a europium(II) complex. Congrats to all the authors ⁦Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa⁩ ⁦Rodolphe Clérac⁩ ⁦Diogo Alves Gálico⁩ nature.com/articles/s4146…

The registration deadline is approaching. Do not wait more to join us. Still some flash slots free.
See you in Bordeaux.
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Interested to join the M3 team for a PhD on New Conducting Molecular Magnets? Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Université de Bordeaux funded by the University of Bordeaux’s Graduate Program Eureka: adum.fr/as/ed/voirprop…. Contact us ASAP, deadline, March 11th, Rodolphe Clérac

Interested to join the M3 team for a PhD on New Conducting Molecular Magnets? Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Université de Bordeaux funded by the University of Bordeaux’s Graduate Program Eureka: adum.fr/as/ed/voirprop…. Contact us ASAP, Rodolphe Clérac

Opening of the registration to the Summer school in molecular magnetism co-organized by Association Française de Magnétisme Moléculaire
and the subdivision MRM of the DCP Société Chimique SCF
- CNRS 🌍 thematic school CNRS 🌍chimie
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BOOK-D 2024: Registrations are opened.
In addition to the amazing speakers, >10 flash presentation slots will be available.
Looking forward seeing you in Bordeaux for a great science moment.
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Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal ICMCB Association Française de Magnétisme Moléculaire Université de Bordeaux Quantum Design Europe François Riobé

Check out this amazing list of speakers of the next BOOK-D ! Thanks to all of them.
Registration will open soon, with reduced fees for students and more than 12 flash presentation available, and plenty of time for discussions.
more details on the website: book-d.cnrs.fr

If you are a motivated student preparing a Master degree in Chemistry in 2024, you might be interested to do a PhD in the M3 team Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Université de Bordeaux on Molecule-Based Magnetic Materials and Magnets. Please contact us, Rodolphe Clérac

Now available as an ASAP article in J. Am. Chem. Soc., work led by Dr Jack Emerson-King in collaboration with the groups of Rodolphe Clérac and Prof. Nicholas F Chilton on the long-targeted synthesis of a bent dysprosium bis-amide single molecule magnet pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja… Dr Gemma Gransbury UoM Chemistry

If you are a motivated and talented student preparing a Master degree in Chemistry in 2024, you might be interested to join the M3 team Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Université de Bordeaux for a PhD on Molecule-Based Magnetic Materials. Please contact us, Rodolphe Clérac, to explore funding opportunities.

Happy to annouce the next Bordeaux Olivier Kahn Discussions in Bordeaux with great speakers. Save the date, you're all welcome. More information soon, keep your eyes open.
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ICMCB Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Association Française de Magnétisme Moléculaire

If you are a motivated and talented student preparing a Master degree in Chemistry in 2024, you might be interested to join the M3 team Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Université de Bordeaux for a PhD on Molecule-Based Magnetic Materials. Please contact us, Rodolphe Clérac, to explore funding opportunities.

Heartiest congratulations to Mr. Abhijit Adak for successfully defending his thesis.

Wishing Abhijit all the very best for his future endeavours.

Have really enjoyed the scientific (and social!) exchange at PDSTM 2023 so far 😊 Thanks to the organisers for the opportunity to present some of my work from Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal CNRS 🌍

📢 the Musgrave group is looking for a PhD student! Join us in London for some fun organometallic chemistry: kcl.ac.uk/study-legacy/f…

RTs appreciated 🙏

If you are interested to join the M3 team Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Université de Bordeaux CNRS Aquitaine as a postdoctoral researcher working on Molecule-based Magnetic Materials, please check the following position:
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Great talk by Prof Rodolphe Clérac! Royal Society of Chemistry
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