SIGN-UPS FOR TO ILLUSTRATE ISSUE 32 NOW LIVE We want to feature your art in Issue 32! Decorate the magazine with your paintings, drawings or photographs 📷 Sign up before 20th February! bit.ly/42zInvK

Looking for something to read over reading week? We got you😌😌 Visit kilimajaro, black medicine coffee or the student community lounge at potterrow to grab yourself an issue of "Science in the 22nd Century"! . . . #scicomm #scienceillustration #eusci

One of our sponsored PhD students, Cameron Wilson, has been published in the ACS Publications Crystal Growth & Design virtual special issue “The Advantages of Flexibility: The Role of Entropy in Crystal Structures Containing C–H···F Interactions”. 🔗ccdc-info.com/3OWTOYX

Finally got some neutrons on my samples! Lovely few days in the HRPD shed ☢️ now time to analyse the data before the BCA… ISIS Neutron and Muon Source Functional Materials Group

Jordan Nafa A tensor is an attempt by big linear algebra, to sell us more matrices. I'm absolutely appalled by the guerilla marketing employed in this endeavor.

Wonderful to catch up with everyone at the BCA in Leeds - Mario kart, ceildihing and giving my first main meeting talk! 🎮💎🎤BCA ESCG

Excited to take on the (4 year !) role of webmaster for the Early Stage Crystallography Group - the loveliest most welcoming community 🥰

Could you be on our next committee? Join the EUSci team and make our magazine, podcast and website happen 🥼🧬🔭🧫🧪 #scicomm

The sun has finally arrived in Scotland and its a🎉New Paper Day🎉 Susanna's first paper and an absolute tour de force in understanding how NCIs dictate selectivity in metal recovery processes - out today in Inorganic Chemistry ! Chemistry Edinburgh pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Why not make your trip to the pub next week more educational! Still a few tickets left for some of the Edinburgh events 🍺🧪 #pintofscience

Same picture but with source attribution

#OnThisDay in 1910, Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin FRS was born. She won the 1964 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for using X-ray crystallography to solve the atomic structure of molecules such as penicillin and insulin, the only British woman scientist to have won a Nobel Prize.

Born #OnThisDay 1910: Dorothy Hodgkin, chemist & Nobel Prize Winner (1964) for her leading X-ray crystallography work on the structure of biomolecules including vitamin B12. She was pioneer in many ways & one of my scientific heroines. #RealTimeChem Royal Society of Chemistry

Pleased to share my first first-author paper 🪨🧪🤓 cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Pick up your own copy of "The Scientist Next Door" today at any of the following locations! - Kings Library(Kings Campus) - The Nucleus (Kings Campus) - Joesph Black Building (Kings Campus) - Kilimanjaro - Black Medicine Coffee . . #Science #ScienceComm #Sciencenews #magazine

I made a science crossword for EUSci! Give it a go 🧩

Another month another beamtime with Functional Materials Group This time some cold cold XPDF in the very warm alps 🗻

✨ In #Issue32, Eliza Dempsey delves into the historical struggles and current challenges of promoting equality in science at the The University of Edinburgh 📚 Grab a copy of #Issue32, read it online, or 🎧 listen to the read-out! Link in bio 🔗

Excited to share my first publication from my PhD is out in DaltonTransactions on some uranyl reduction chemistry pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Art…

This year, our ECR meeting will take place in-person before the Christmas meeting, focusing on ECR topics & networking🎄⚛️. Interested in joining the organising committee (minimal time commitment and no need to attend event)? First committee meeting next week. DM for details!📨