Using simple inorganic reagents, a team in Zurich has patented a method for extracting and recycling europium from real-life waste like compact fluorescent lamps, reports Fer 🚀. chemistryworld.com/news/redox-rea…

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Thrilled to see this article published in Chemical Science! In this work, we take inspiration from a biological cofactor (PLP) to design aldehydes that give remarkable imine yields in water while completely preventing hydrate formation. Tanguy Rieu doi.org/10.1039/D4SC02…

New separation process can efficiently mine rare earth metal europium from electronic waste phys.org/news/2024-07-e…

4️⃣ Mentorship is a big theme in these profiles and in the career paths of ECRs. In his Scientific Life article Yuanning Feng offers useful tips and advice to new PIs on becoming a mentor - after learning from his own mentor, Fraser Stoddart Read it here: cell.com/trends/chemist…

Valeriia's new paper on a molecular sensor for calcium ions that works via TTA-UC upconversion is now published in JPhysChemLett! Shine red light on it, and get blue light only in presence of calcium ions. Thanks to all collaborators and congrats Valeriia! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

🚨🎉I am very proud to share our (Jiarong Wu) recent work published in J. Am. Chem. Soc. , where we use our imine-based photoswitches to drive a transimination reaction energetically uphill🔦⛰️ We are excited to continue exploring this area!😃Check out the paper at doi.org/10.1021/jacs.4…

Great news for Friday - our catalytic photoswitchable cage is out in J. Am. Chem. Soc.! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

Seen some lit-up UFOs 🛸 last night? May have been our #just_accepted work in Angewandte Chemie where Kristina, Elie Benchimol and Co. 👽 report #CPL from the first PdnLnL‘n (n=3,4) heteroleptic rings and saddles! @GRK2376 Solvation Science doi.org/10.1002/anie.2…

Check our work on higher nuclearity Pd(II) heteroleptic rings just published in Angewandte Chemie. These rings will light up your day 👽👾🛸 Featuring also my beloved chiral induction ↪️↩️. Collaborative work between several members of the GRK2376 "Confinement-Controlled Chemistry" 🥳

Structural Optimization of Azacryptands for Targeting Three-Way DNA Junctions (David Monchaud and co-workers) Anton Granzhan 🇺🇦 Institut Curie David Monchaud @icmub CNRS Chimie #openaccess onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/an…

Ligand Conformation Controls Assembly of a Helicate/Mesocate, Heteroleptic [Pd2L2L'2] Cages and a Six-Jagged [Pd6L12] Ring (Guido H. Clever and co-workers) Elie Benchimol Clever Lab GRK2376 "Confinement-Controlled Chemistry" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ch…

Confinement in a nanohoop 💍 organocatalyst enables outstanding enantioselectivity: 95% vs. 50% ee in non-cyclic reference catalysts!!! Check out our latest preprint, just out for #ISNA20, P-164 today! 👏Adriana Sacristán Martín Fabian Schwer, Alexander Pöthig Thomas Pickl chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxi…

Defended my PhD thesis yesterday after 3.5y working with Clever Lab. What a ride. Many thanks to xribas for being part of the jury. I had an amazing time talking about my research, and being surrounded by all the people that are important for me. Now some rest 🧑‍🔬

I am happy to share with you Brigitte and Christine’s latest work: Synthetic flagella spin and contract at the expense of chemical fuel dlvr.it/TDJtKC A thread...

Ring-Size Control and Guest-Induced Circularly Polarized Luminescence in Heteroleptic Pd3A3B3 and Pd4A4B4 Assemblies (Guido H. Clever and co-workers) Elie Benchimol Clever Lab GRK2376 "Confinement-Controlled Chemistry" #openaccess onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/an…

I defended my PhD after 4 years at Clever Lab's lab last Friday. It still doen't feel exactly real, what a day it was! Thanks to Prof. A. Lützen for agreeing to be my co-examinator, and everyone who helped my over the course of all those eventful years of study😁

So she was first author on his key paper - in fact she's on most of his key papers, yet she didn't get the Nobel Prize, in spite of the fact they could have given 3 awards, not just 2. Explain to me how STEM is not institutionally sexist.