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We have a very exciting new episode of #CEConversations to share with you today! An #INWED18 special, it features Chiara WOMENinSTEM@IC, Dr Anna Regoutz, Lorena Souza and Humera Ansari, 4 fantastic engineers from Imperial College London! Click to watch now! ow.ly/jocR30kC7L1

Inspiring Fernando Bresme 's talk at the twentieth symposium on thermophysical properties #symp20 CU Boulder 🦬 on Structural Origin of the Thermal Resistance of Fluid Interfaces! Imperial College London Imperial Chemistry Imperial Sciences #thermal #interfaces #softmatter #nanoparticles

Sir Humphrey Davy announced the discovery of magnesium, calcium, strontium and barium #onthisday in 1808. Davy isolated several metal elements from their compounds with electrolysis, using a primitive electrical battery called a voltaic pile rsc.li/2lsKkql

Following the release of the new 2017 Impact Factor, we are pleased to announce that the new Impact Factor for Molecular Physics is 1.704 #ImpactFactor

We are pleased to announce that the Molecular Physics Longuet-Higgins prize has been awarded to Bruno Senjean et al. for the paper ‘Local density approximation in site-occupation embedding theory’. This is free to access until 2020 and can be accessed here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Take a look at the most downloaded article in Molecular Physics in the last four weeks, which discusses 'Thirty years of density functional theory in computational chemistry' by Martin Head-Gordon & Narbe Mardirossian: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

How are pistachio shells helping in the fight for sustainabe removal of micro-pollutants from wastewaters? Find out in this #FreeAccess article from Molecular Physics: bit.ly/2PKX5KA Molecular Physics

Molecular Physics has published a special issue of collected writings of Michael Baer. 'Nonadiabatic Processes, Conical Intersections and Molecular Fields' has been produced to mark his 80th Birthday. Discover this key research today bit.ly/2Crgwpg #compchem

Have you ever wondered how to extract a journal article from your thesis? Luckily award-winning author Marissa Rollnick is on hand to offer you some top tips: bit.ly/2ygvQ2C #PhDChat

How are pistachio shells helping in the fight for sustainabe removal of micro-pollutants from wastewaters? Find out in this #FreeAccess article from Molecular Physics: bit.ly/2RYVFNF Molecular Physics

This #OpenAccess article from Molecular Physics discusses pre-Born–Oppenheimer molecular structure theory: bit.ly/2EuyUyB Molecular Physics

What have you been reading this year? Our top 10 most-read Physical Science articles so far in 2018 are currently #FreeAccess: bit.ly/PhysicalScienc…

Dr Martin Sweatman from the Edinburgh University’s School of Engineering has discovered a simple physical principle that might explain how life started on Earth: ow.ly/d1K430hRpO2 #Physics Molecular Physics

Happy 180th birthday to William Henry Perkin, born #onthisday in 1838. Often credited with founding the organic chemical industry, Perkin discovered mauveine dye by accident. He patented his synthetic process of this new purple dye when he was just 18 rsc.li/2FxnOJi

We're celebrating British Science Week! Have you seen our science fact of the day? #BSW18 British Science Week ow.ly/6VWq30iQXcg

Congratulations to the winner of the 2017 James Clerk Maxwell Writers Prize, Sebastian Widmann, for their article 'On the multiferroic skyrmion-host GaV4S8'. You can access it and this year's runners up here: explore.tandfonline.com/page/est/the-j…

Take a look at the highest downloaded article in Molecular Physics in 2018 so far. Martin Head-Gordon and Narbe Mardirossian discuss thirty years of density functional theory: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #chemistry #academic #journal