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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

Markita Landry never intended to work with plants. When she started her lab, they prepared for animal work by practising on plants.
'It was just meant to be for testing, then it became a whole thesis project and now it’s a whole part of the lab.’
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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

‘Compared to proteins and nucleic acids, glycans are much more complicated’

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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

Backing that up, Jennifer Newton discusses why we should care about soil chemistry and the challenges involved in tackling the crisis we’re facing

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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

Sign up to Re:action to get @Chemistry_Kat's exclusive letter from Lindau in your inbox tomorrow

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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

‘There’s still much we don’t know about water transport, particularly in terms of quantum mechanical effects’
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[Jennifer Newton @FoggNewton]

Rather than dress up, my son’s school asked the children to decorate a potato for #worldbookday. So here’s McDarkly from King of the Swamp by @Emmett_Cath and @BenMMantle

[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

‘Being the most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust and the third most abundant element, its chemistry is well established’ – Interest in the chemistry of aluminium is seeing a resurgence

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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

‘David Mills likes making compounds that – in theory – have no right to exist’ – Jennifer Newton has been finding out how Mills and his team explore unusual elements

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[MillsGroup @millsgroupchem]

Thanks very much @FoggNewton for interviewing me and writing this really nice article about our group's and collaborators work @UoMChemistry that lead to recognition from @BlavatnikAwards. Great to see Bill and Ted quoted in @ChemistryWorld! #proudwelshman

[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

‘I love discovering new reactivities’ – Jennifer Newton investigates how the @SongLinLab is using electrochemistry to expand the boundaries of organic chemistry

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[Jennifer Newton @FoggNewton]

Science is never going to solve Earth’s most pressing concerns without combining diverse expertise to tackle problems from all angles #WorldWaterDay https://t.co/QyNWCtPwDk

[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

To get a bit more insight into what it’s like working in the field of superconductors today, make sure you have a read of @FoggNewton’s profile of José Flores-Livas from @SapienzaRoma:

https://t.co/Vt7M0e2AyP

[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

‘What’s the point in improving NMR from a technological perspective if its integrity and reproducibility can be all too easily cast into doubt?’

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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

‘Ultimately, we make molecules to answer questions or develop new opportunities’ – We spoke to Matthew Fuchter from @imperialcollege about what unites his research on medicinal molecules and electronic materials

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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

‘Every undergraduate chemist knows the rule that aromatic molecules are flat’ – As Matthew Fuchter’s work proves, some rules are made to be broken

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[Jennifer Newton @FoggNewton]

Celebrate #InternationalWomensDay2020 by reading this @ChemistryWorld piece, by me (a woman), about Kirsty Penkman (a really fascinating women @ChemistryatYork). #WomenInSTEM https://t.co/MreYv7hkJT

[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

What does it take to classify an interaction as a chemical bond? @FoggNewton considers the semantics

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[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

In this month’s In Situ, we’ve been talking with the first New Zealand-based female scientist to become a Fellow of @royalsociety, @BrimbleM!

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[Jennifer Newton @FoggNewton]

The 2010 #chemnobel also had a boron link - Suzuki reactions couple organoboron compounds with organic halogen-containing molecules #BattleOfElements #IYPT2019