This one is special: a single undergraduate student @UnivOfKansas , Ian Shire, performed the experiments. Graduate programs in chemistry, take note!
Thiophosphonothioates from oxiranes https://t.co/rJVQ6hAn0U
@WHOSTP47@NSF This sounds good, but how do you get a team of full-time scientists that you will probably have to disband in 7 months? Who will join? Urgency and purpose is all good, but discoveries take time.
@KarimovRashad@Magical_places0 Three of us from Serbia attended a synthesis competition/conference. Dean Lunin met us in his (very big) office in the chemistry building. Those steep auditoria and the massive columns were impressive. You got your degree from there? Amazing.
Award ceremony season @UnivOfKansas! Pictured, I am introducing our graduating senior Ian Shire as a recipient of American Institute of Chemists award.
Nice paper! https://t.co/j1v9C6tHEN
"Of course, we can ask but not answer. A revisionist history of science can be imagined with new evidence in hand, but counterfactual histories are not real; they can only alert us to alternatives that may pass before our eyes, unnoticed."
Big lab news from the undergraduates: Ian goes to Scripps (Chemistry) and Elizabeth goes to Stanford (Biomedical Data Science)! Congratulations and good luck with your doctoral research!
Beautiful synthesis and the experimental section that is very pleasing to look at. From Hayashi's ligand for high ee Rh-cat cascade, to Mukaiama's reagent for a selective oxidation of a 2º OH instead of a 2º allylic OH.
https://t.co/7FZoTXP3lD