The detailed oral program for ISMSC-2022 is now available for download at ismsc2022.org on the Program page. We have a great lineup of speakers! Talk & poster abstracts will be online later next week, with registered participants receiving an email w/ the file password.

....and here is Friday, as Twitter only let's you post four pics/screen captures.

A bit late to the party, but delighted to see published one of my cooler projects in Nature Chemistry - rdcu.be/cPn3f! Had really a lot of fun figuring out the photoreduction of acetylene to ethylene. Here is also a behind the paper account: go.nature.com/3tpePk8

Many thanks Yuanning for your photos and promotion. Also grateful for Fraser Stoddart and the whole Stoddart family!

A guideline for dimerization -- towards deep understanding of noncovalent interactions and rational design of functional supramolecular systems.

Congratulations Xuhao!

So impressive to see such a variety of features and beauty in science, and really enjoy the free discussions with all the three talents!

Having an evening to remember with former and present group members at Chef Xiong in Chinatown during the American Chemical Society #ACSFall2022 in Chicago.

Here is a slide I presented this morning at the Catalysis Session of ACS Meeting. Participation in this session makes me more convinced: catalysis is a so broad topic that communications between the scientists from different branches of catalysis still suffer from a high barrier.

It has been a great pleasure to learn from and collaborate with you Yunyan Qiu during the past few years. Looking forward to the awesome research born in Qiu lab in the near future!

How many approaches can be used to trigger electron transfer? How does the electron or hole act as an efficient catalyst for chemical transformations? Check out our Perspective dedicated to the 65th anniversary of Tetrahedron Fraser Stoddart Northwestern Chemistry doi.org/10.1016/j.tet.…

Here is a 50-day free access to this paper. If you feel intrested in the topic, do not hesitate to click on this link. authors.elsevier.com/a/1fv3p9BxKAtfO

I am privileged to work together with Fraser Stoddart for a contribution to this classical journal. Happy 65th birthday, Tetrahedron!

Wishing Tetrahedron Chem many happy returns since, unlike some nooks and crannies in academia where professors are obliged to retire at 65, journals can go on forever. Thanks for the invitation to publish a Perspective and making the road to publication so efficient.

Congratulations Han and Kang!

Interested in recyclable polymers? Please check out our research published in Nature Communications on Closed-loop chemical recycling of cross-linked polymeric materials based on reversible amidation chemistry. nature.com/articles/s4146…

One molecule, two component rings, three binding modes, four stages of transformation, five redox states and six configurable electrons! Check out J. Am. Chem. Soc. for our full-spectrum studies of radical interactions in a [2]catenane. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja… Fraser Stoddart Northwestern Chemistry

A good analogy, Han! Looking forward to your efforts in further unleashing the power of mechanical bonds!

Mechanical Bond-Assisted Full-Spectrum Investigation of Radical Interactions Northwestern Northwestern Chemistry UNSW @ISENatNU NorthwesternResearch Fraser Stoddart #MechanicalBond #Radical #Interactions pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

It is my privilege to participate in this spectacular piece of work and witness its publication at the first time. Huge congratulations to Long and the whole team for presenting the ultimate beauty of artificial molecular machines!