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The first issue of Nature Chemical Engineering is now live! 🎉

We're excited to finally begin highlighting the breadth of chemical engineering research. Thank you to our authors, reviewers, and community for the support!

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Our August issue is now live:
• An entropy-driven adsorption process
• Degradation mechanisms of Pt in PEMFCs
• Spiro-salen catalysts for polymer synthesis
• Best practices in photocatalysis
& more
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Excited to arrive at #ACSFall2023 fresh off of parental leave and ready to learn about exciting developments in catalysis science. Nature Catalysis

Had great fun looking into the 'history books' of computational catalyst screening to write a 'Retro News and Views' piece for Nature Catalysis - highlighting some important Danish contributions from Bjørk Hammer and Jens Norskov: rdcu.be/dfptz @AIntercat Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies

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A data-driven approach elucidates the physical mechanisms underlying the temperature-dependent properties of gold nanoparticles. Giovanni M. Pavan Lab.
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Our May issue is now live:
• ORR boosted in microporous water
• Fe-nitrogenase characterization
• A three-step relay mechanism for ammonia synthesis
• Electron tomography of fuel cell catalyst layers
& more
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Our April issue is now live:
• Higher carbon products from CO₂RR
• Electrocatalytic hydrogen reduction reaction
• Stereoselective conjugate cyanation of enals
• Active sites in ethanol to butadiene
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A rare opportunity to work at the interface of chemical biology and catalysis. We are hiring for a full time editor to split their time between Nature Catalysis and Nature Chemical Biology Any questions please get in touch! careers.springernature.com/job/Berlin-Ass…

Our October issue:
• Technique-focused retro N&Vs
• Electrolyte effects on the HER
• Photoelectrocatalytic water oxidation and organic synthesis
• Asymmetric C–C coupling in CO₂RR
• A Review on catalyst deactivation
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Stop and chat with our Benjamin Martindale at SERMACS2022 in beautiful San Juan. Would love to hear about your catalysis work #SERMACS2022

The 2022 #NobelPrize laureates in chemistry Barry Sharpless and Morten Meldal have laid the foundation for a functional form of chemistry – click chemistry – in which molecular building blocks snap together quickly and efficiently.

Our Sept issue:
• Axial chirality via metallaphotoredox catalysis
• Methanol synthesis on Cu single atoms
• Targeting products in nitrite electroreduction
• Reviews: ensemble effects in heterogeneous catalysis and high-throughput genome editing
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Our August issue is now live:
• Directed evolution of a PET depolymerase
• Deep learning to screen metabolic enzymes
• Two electrochemical strategies where both electrodes generate the desired products
• Q&A discussing rigor and reproducibility
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