Daisy Pooler studies artificial molecular motors and machines, photochemistry, supramolecular biochemistry, and computational chemistry. Learn more about Dr. Daisy Pooler and the 2024 #CASFutureLeaders before they arrive in Columbus later this month. ow.ly/Mzi850SIbh2

Our work "All-visible-light-driven salicylideneschiff-base-functionalized artificialmolecular motors" done by Sven van Vliet, Jinyu Sheng and Lotte stindt is now available in Nature Communications Have a look into the #OpenAccess piece following the link bellow 👇 rdcu.be/dPBQX

Extremely happy to see this one out🔥We are happy to bring the first example of all visible light driven 1st gen molecular motor to the field with novel properties.

Congrats to our team member Thomas Freese for receiving this poster award at the green chemistry Gordon Research Conferences

Check our our most recent review on Nature Reviews Chemistry tittled "Visible and near-infrared light-induced photoclick reactions" led by FU in collaboration with Nadja Simeth and Wiktor Szymanski

New #OpenAccess Communication from Ben Feringa, Mariangela Di Donato, Wiktor Szymanski, Stefano Crespi and colleagues: 'Modulation of the isomerization of iminothioindoxyl switches by supramolecular confinement' 🔓 Feringa Lab, Stratingh Institute for Chemistry pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Amazing moment at Telluride Science Workshop #TSRC #Telluride #Molecular_Rotors_Motors_Switches!! Appreciate to “Telluride-responsive"community Feringa Lab, Ivan Aprahamian, Garcia-Garibay Research Group (MGG Lab), Amar Flood, Matthew Fuchter, Shustova Group, Grace Han!

Just out in J Chem Phys. Here we used femtosecond Stimulated Raman and Impulsive Raman techniques to capture substituent-dependent vibrational structure of molecular photoswitches after light absorption. IIT Bhubaneswar UEA Chemistry @trvs2023 Feringa Lab doi.org/10.1063/5.0216…

Check out our latest work led by Albert Schulte on photocleavable protecting groups (PPGs) using sulfites as self-immolative linkers. These PPGs show high efficiency in releasing alcohol payloads andimproved water solubility.👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…

Interested in switches operating inside cages? Check out this work led by Dan Doellerer and Stefano Crespi in which we explore the switching of iminothioindoxyl in confined space

🚨PhD position Last Call🚨 Are you interested in AI and self-driving labs? We have a few days left to apply for a position in our group! The project focuses on self-driving laboratories and AI to accelerate the discovery of phosphoramidite ligands for catalytic reactions in water

Day 2 at the #Mach5 2024, four grid snapshots of #WomeninScience featuring outstanding researchers: Erica Del Grosso (Francesco Ricci Lab Università di Roma Tor Vergata in 🇮🇹 ), Dr. Daisy Pooler (Fredrik Schaufelberger group KTH Royal Institute of Technology in 🇸🇪 ) Larissa von Krbek (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn in 🇩🇪 ) and Nathalie Katsonis (University of Groningen in 🇳🇱).

Some snapshots at the #Mach5 of the Fraser Stoddart group members including two current postdocs GC Wu & Enxu LIU at HKU Chemistry plus two former postgraduate visiting students Chris (DJ Kim at UNSW Science) & Marco Ovalle (Feringa Lab at University of Groningen).

We celebrate 25 years of Ben Feringa's molecular motors today! 😃🎈 He first mentioned his light-driven molecular motors in an article published on 09-09-1999. In 2016, it got him the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 🏆 More about this fascinating journey 👇 rug.nl/fse/news/scien…

Our review on "Visible and near-infrared light-induced photoclick reactions" by FU, Nadja Simeth and W. Szymanski is now online. Current design strategies, recent advances and the outlook for long wavelength photoclick are presented. Nature Reviews Chemistry nature.com/articles/s4157…

Check our #OpenAccess "Introduction of Molecular Complexity via the Cross-Coupling of Lithium 1,4-Dioxene with Aryl Bromides" by Paco Visser Chemistry. You'll find everything from a wide scope, gram scale synthesis and biologically active products. 👇 …mistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ch…

Congratulations Jana Volaric, former PhD student in our group for winning the Symeres PhD prize EFMC Young Scientists Network. We are very proud of you!