Klaas Wynne
@klaaswynne
Chemical physicist U of Glasgow: liquids, glasses, phase transitions, nucleation, (ultrafast) spectroscopy, and hill/bog running & orienteering/mapping
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http://www.wijnne.com 27-04-2010 08:31:14
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Group (minus Laure-Anne 🦠🤧) lunch RAMEN DAYO! because it's Friday and we were all hungry. Such lovely ramen! (to eat and to look at)
🌟Dreams come true!🌟 Training 11 African scientists on new #malaria surveillance technology 🇳🇬🇨🇲🇧🇯🇧🇫🇺🇬🇰🇪🇲🇿🇲🇼🇹🇿 🙏 University of Glasgow GKEF/IAA & PAMCA, Africa for making it possible 🙏 to instructors VectorsGlasgow UofG SBOHVM University of Glasgow Chemistry Ifakara Health Institute IRSS Burkina Faso for expertise & commitment
I had somehow thought that the equations on the UofG Maths and Stats building would be put on by a pale spectacled mathematician on a ladder with a can of spray paint...alas. Still some fine looking ODEs!
Researchers at the University of Glasgow and the University of Strathclyde collaborated to explore the size distribution of aggregates formed in supersaturated solutions of amino acids and peptides in work that could help control the crystal growth of a range of compounds. chemistryworld.com/news/amorphous…
‘Instead of overcoming a big barrier associated with this big interfacial tension of making a small crystal, you circumvent it by making an amorphous structure which has a very low surface tension,’ explains author Klaas Wynne. chemistryworld.com/news/amorphous…
🧬 Exciting news! Our latest research introduces "electromagnetic enantiomers", a groundbreaking strategy to induce chirality in molecules using light within engineered nanocavities. University of Glasgow Chemistry, OhioU Physics&Astro, Klaas Wynne SkabaraGroup, Malcolm Kadodwala pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…
Researchers University of Glasgow University of Glasgow Chemistry research introduces "electromagnetic enantiomers" a groundbreaking strategy to induce chirality in molecules using light within engineered nanocavities, providing a simpler route to asymmetric chemistry Read it here 🔗 pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…
‘As the Day Closes’ is one of the most poignant bodies of work I have made. Thanks to the The Royal Photographic Society 'Women in Photography' and Rachel Nixon for this interview and feature which honours the memories of those no longer here.
Got my new urban speed orienteering map of Glasgow’s Kelvinside for Clydeside Orienteers back from the printers. Going to be a bit tricky to fold…