CuSCN has been around for a while. What have we learned recently about its basic properties? Can we move beyond it? (spoiler: not easy!) Can "coordination polymers" become a new material family for electronics? Tomorrow 12th May, 9:30am, 316B #S22
Why do some systems show spin crossover but others don't? Find out here in our latest paper in @CGD_ACS. The team did a great job in getting it out so quickly.
@FuntechC@Walailak_U https://t.co/PhIvG5Wiy6
AINSE Honours (or Masters) Scholarships close 15 March.
Any @unimelb students can contact me (Unimelb AINSE Councillor) for further information.
@SciMelb @engunimelb @UniMelbMDHS @ArtsUnimelb
To celebrate the 30th-anniversary @Walailak_U , @FuntechC would like to invite you to join the virtual symposium and workshop "Functional Molecular Materials".
@JackKClegg@sienaspapa@drtchemistry
To secure your spot please register at https://t.co/szBvTsBdcP.
This is an interesting quote I ran into while going through "Built to Last" this morning: “We keep basic research exclusively in the hands of research. We keep marketing out of the way until products are being tested on humans. /1 of n
A little opinion piece I wrote from @ChemistryWorld. I must thank @RoySocChem and @Emma_Pewsey for giving me the chance to write such a piece.
https://t.co/XJwPX1Tc1m
The dioxetanes in glowsticks inspired the creation of water-soluble chemiluminescent probes that improve the speed and sensitivity of biological tests. Several companies are exploring the possibilities of this #IUPACTop2021 technology. https://t.co/H0wusOxwca