Check out our collaborative work on Room temp phosphorescence. Congrats LakshmyKV and Divya Great collaboration with Ramamurthy group University of Miami Chemistry Room temperature phosphorescence of 2-thioxo-coumarins in aqueous solu... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

💰ECR GRANTS AVAILABLE💰 We have some exciting #FIP24 grant opportunities available for Early Career Researchers! To apply, please email [email protected] by 14 Mar 2024. Find out more➡️bit.ly/3TpqUDD

A. Jean-Luc Ayitou We're looking forward to your presentation at #FIP24 in Portugal this July! 🇵🇹 Please RT to let your followers know you'll be speaking and that the Registration & Poster Submission deadline closes on 16 May 2024. Find out more➡️bit.ly/3TQVhS7

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A. Jean-Luc Ayitou we're looking forward to your presentation at #FIP24 in Portugal this July 🇵🇹. Our Poster and Registration deadline closes THIS Friday (7 June 2024), please RT to let your followers know! Thank you :) Find out more: bit.ly/3VvvhOg

#Aromaticity2025: 40+ experts confirmed! Join us for an unforgettable event featuring experts like Mercedes Alonso Igor Alabugin Igor Alabugin Jorge Barquera-Lozada Marija Baranac-Stojanović Registration info and the full list of speakers theochemmerida.org/aromaticity2025

Getting inspired by revealing talk about photochemistry with thioamides by A. Jean-Luc Ayitou Ayitou Lab @ UIC

Next time you use a phone, check the weather or get an MRI, thank U.S. National Science Foundation! Since 1950, NSF has driven innovations that shape our world. Explore how NSF-funded research powers the economy and touches lives every day. 🔬🌍 Learn more: bit.ly/3OsGHxW #thankful

Congratulations to Joseph O'Shea and A. Jean-Luc Ayitou for publishing their groundbreaking paper, "Doublet Spin State Mediated Photoluminescence Upconversion in Organic Radical Donor-Triplet Acceptor Dyads" in JACS! 🧪✨ Here is the link: pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

This is a new dawn for aerobic photon upconversion! Congrats to Joe, Young Ju, and The González Group for the great collaboration!

Shout outs to my students Joe O’Shea and Young Ju Yun and our collaborator The González Group for pulling this through…this a 2.5 year work with a lot of patience and careful experiments…We are hopeful for a new chapter in photon-energy management and non-linear solar photochemistry!

Our final publication of 2024 is also our first in the "play with LLMs" genre, this one titled "Can Large Language Models (LLMs) Act as Virtual Safety Officers?" Enjoy reading it in ACS Chemical Health & Safety ACS Publications ! doi.org/10.1021/acs.ch…

Heard the very sad news about Sir Fraser Stoddart’s untimely death. Incredibly sorry for his dear family and friends and for anyone missing him. An absolute giant of a chemist and person.

RIP to Fraser Stoddart. The world lost a giant of chemistry, but more importantly one of the nicest humans and role models I’ve encountered. You will be greatly missed.

With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Sir Fraser Stoddart, Nobel Laureate and cherished member of Northwestern. His groundbreaking contributions transformed the field of #chemistry and inspired countless scientists worldwide. ➡️ bit.ly/stoddart-in-me…

Our collaborative work on photochemical hydrogen evolution reaction using quantum dots (with Prof. Snee and Prof. Claudia Turro) has now been published in Nanoscale! Congrats to all! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 #NobelPrize in Chemistry to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi “for the development of metal–organic frameworks.”

Omar Yaghi created a very stable MOF and showed that it can be modified using rational design, giving it new and desirable properties. #NobelPrize

These intriguing materials - the world's most porous sponges - won today's Nobel Prize in Chemistry go.nature.com/48gF9lV