Royal Society of Chemistry article on #NicotineAnalogues and their emergence in ECigs in US, UK & EU to evade regulations Thank you Julia of Chemistry World for interviewing me for this & highlighting our work Includes comments of UC San Francisco Dr. Benowitz & U.S. FDA & Department of Health and Social Care Dr. Sven-Eric Jordt @sejordt.🟦.social #TobRegSky Hanno Erythropel

It’s always nice to see an article in print and to receive the latest issue of Chemistry World. We also spent some time doing the sciency crossword at the end. You can always read the online version of the article here: chemistryworld.com/opinion/protei… AssemblingLife

How much chemistry content do you watch on YouTube? A recent analysis shows that there's tons going on, with much of it made by passionate independent producers. chemistryworld.com/news/global-ce…

Open access cannot accelerate scientific progress on its own. Even if more people can view a paper, that’s not always enough to replicate or build on it – or even understand what’s written. Broader open science practices can help bridge this gap. chemistryworld.com/careers/will-o…

'Chemists should apply a gender lens in their work, from inceptions of research proposals through to their final output' chemistryworld.com/opinion/observ…

‘I really like to work in my local community,’ explains Philip Heron. ‘As I looked at Durham, I was like, okay, there’s a lot of coffee shops and one massive cathedral, but there’s also four prisons in the nearby areas.’ chemistryworld.com/opinion/the-sc…

Ideas surrounding chemical storage solutions have been around for a long time. A team from Hungary, led by Andras Kotschy, are proposing an idea that uses Sonogashira coupling. chemistryworld.com/news/study-dem…

Thanks Chemistry World Jamie D for featuring our research rdcu.be/dSOP9 published in Nature Chemistry. Acknowledging Fraser Stoddart, Northwestern Chemistry, and The University of Hong Kong

‘The way that the Tobacco Control Act is written in the US, a product can be regulated if it says “nicotine” or “nicotine salt” or “nicotine complex” – it doesn’t say anything about nicotine analogues per se,’ explains Sairam Jabba of Duke University School of Medicine. chemistryworld.com/news/nicotine-…

Following the hurricane, chemical fires led to reports of hundreds of residents becoming unwell, as well as first responders. chemistryworld.com/news/arkema-se…

Having different work and home personalities can come with benefits, if you're making that choice. Unfortunately, often such personas are born of a lack of power to defy unnecessary workplace rules. chemistryworld.com/careers/on-you…

Some more coverage of our Chemistry YouTube research by Chemistry - University of Strathclyde students. This time in RSC Chemistry World! 🙂 chemistryworld.com/news/global-ce…

🧪Read about transforming undergraduate lab practicals in this article from Royal Society of Chemistry, featuring the amazing work of the Oxford Chemistry Oxford Chemistry Outreach team. chemistryworld.com/features/the-u…

Many thanks to Michael Seery, Patrick Thomson 🦋 @patrickthomson.bsky.social, Dr Nimesh Mistry, Malcolm Stewart, Craig Campbell, Anna Bertram, and others, for talking to me for this article chemistryworld.com/features/the-u…

“2 UK unis are proposing to close their chemistry courses and senior academics are warning that department closures could become commonplace if the financial challenges facing the country’s HE sector are not addressed” chemistryworld.com/news/chemistry…

Election year anxiety among scientists in the US is at a high point as Donald Trump runs for president once more. chemistryworld.com/news/science-c…

While industry representatives share some of the same concerns as academic scientists in the US regarding environmental regulations, funding and immigration, they also view the slowdown in regulations under the former president relatively favourably. chemistryworld.com/news/us-indust…

"Two UK universities are proposing to close their chemistry courses and senior academics are warning that department closures could become commonplace if the financial challenges facing the country’s higher education sector are not addressed." chemistryworld.com/news/chemistry…

Hands-on lab work is an essential component of chemistry programmes, but increasing evidence suggests that when labs are inquiry-based, students are more engaged and develop broader skill sets. Nina Notman investigates what that looks like practically. chemistryworld.com/features/the-u…

Researchers have identified the first fully hetero-substituted benzene to ever be found in nature within mushroom springtails, a six-legged arthropod. chemistryworld.com/news/unprecede…