Missed the Royal Society of Chemistry Social Mobility in the chemical sciences Webinar held on Social Mobility Day ?? Re-watch Chemistry World webinar on demand. Tune in for inspiring stories & insights from those working in socioeconomic inclusion #RSCSocioeconomicInclusion youtu.be/pEztaUwmJ18?si…

The countdown has begun, and all places are sold out! We are excited to welcome everyone to Oxford for this Faraday Discussions in data-driven discovery in chemistry (#FD_Data), featuring an excellent lineup of speakers and topics. Have a safe trip, and see you tomorrow!

Faraday Discussions meeting #FD_Data is underway! Excited to welcome delegates to Oxford – photo here with committee members Janine George & Nadine Schneider (cc Fernanda Duarte Royal Society of Chemistry Oxford Chemistry)

Inspiring opening lecture & advice for students in the field by Alan Aspuru-Guzik at #FD_Data. Thank you for joining us! #DigitalChemistry #compchem

It is a cold but sunny morning in Oxford; ready for Day 2 of the Faraday Discussion #FD_DATA meeting

Today I received an Advance HE Certificate for Senior Fellowship (SFHEA). I wouldn't have been able to do this without Michael O’Neill, Patrick Thomson 🦋 @patrickthomson.bsky.social, the Academic Practice team University of York and all the generous people who gave me feedback on my practice #ChemEd #Sotl

Second day at #FD_Data – the morning session explores “Discovering structure–property correlations” (speaking here is Kim Jelfs) #compchem #DigitalChemistry Faraday Discussions

A key idea behind #FD_Data was to build new connections between the molecular and materials #compchem communities – and so it’s jointly chaired by Fernanda Duarte & myself. Super excited to now see this idea become reality 😀 Faraday Discussions

One of my favourite parts of scientific life is the exchange of ideas and collaboration. Thus, I was very happy to join the organising committee of #FD_Data, which brings together molecular and materials chemists in digital chemistry. 🤩 It has been an amazing experience so far.

Chris Taylor presented his work on applying crystal structure prediction at large scale (1000+ molecules) in yesterday's session on Discovering Trends in Big Data at #FD_Data in Oxford. Lots of great discussion at this meeting. (the paper is here: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…)

Almost a full house for CrazyCat at #BERAWERA2024 where the findings of LJMUAbsoluteChemistry demonstrated to importance of supporting teachers to build confidence and self-efficacy in primary science. BERA LJMU Impact Royal Society of Chemistry

I had such a pleasure participating in the Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday discussions on data-driven discovery in University of Oxford Also great discussion on prediction of organic reactions using language models from Jiayun Pang And many thanks to Xacobe Cambeiro for guidance in the organic part

A busy week for the group, presenting some of our work and helping with the organisation of the Faraday Discussions meeting in Oxford #FD_Data. We hope everyone enjoyed the scientific discussions as much as we did!

Kudos to the committee Janine George Volker Deringer Nadine Schneider Fernanda Duarte for such a great workshop. Super impressed by the speakers line up, quality of the papers #FD_data and 'right amount' of enthusiasm in discussions. And still feeling inspired by Alan Aspuru-Guzik's talk!

Purple chillies update for #Gardenindicators. Nice colours, I almost got a blue colour when bicarbonate was added, but the change to green was rapid. x.com/iain_smellie/s…

My very last pictures from Oxford. I enjoyed #FD_Data very much! I was so very happy about the high quality of the papers! Thank you all!

Big thanks to PCCP Faraday Discussions Royal Society of Chemistry for awarding Simone a poster prize for his research on metallo-organic cages (collab with Larissa von Krbek 🌻) Università di Trieste 🙌💫 #PhD

Today the Royal Society of Chemistry is supporting the Science Apprentice Conference at Manchester Metropolitan Uni, organised by the Science Apprenticeship Forum.

Thrilled to welcome new PhD students Rebecca & Clodagh and Masters student Forest to the research group. Looking forward to exciting discoveries ahead ERI School of Chemistry BiOrbic, Bioeconomy SFI Research Centre #SustainableChemistry #WomenInScience