Evgeny Pidko

Chemistry professor and a family man failing to see a difference between work and life

[OdanChem @OdanChem]

Chemists are no longer pouring promising reactions down the drain just because the product is hard to isolate and understand the structure. They now use OdanChem to analyze the complex mixture directly from the flask and discover novel reactions.
https://t.co/GEmju2aTLK

[Amit Kumar @amitStA1]

From Plastic Waste to Pharmaceutical Precursors: the title says it all. Delighted to share our latest paper on the upcycling of PET waste using catalytic hydrogenation @StAndrewsChem. See more details: https://t.co/UQ9YiR5Nhc

[Ivan Bushmarinov @yeroneem]

I’m getting back into academic science with some transformers for molecules work together with @IIrinaRud and @EPidko !

[Faculteit TNW / Faculty of Applied Sciences @TNWTUDelft]

Congratulations to @EPidko and @MennoVeldhorst from @QuTech_news for receiving an @NWONieuws Vici grant! 👏 This enables them to develop an innovative line of research and set up their own research group for five years.

🔗Find out more about the grants: https://t.co/fO2UYkRX7S

[Zisheng Zhang 張孜晟 @zisheng_zhang_]

The software paper of GOCIA is out in PCCP!
https://t.co/pasILw0gh5

[Carles Bo @Carles_Bo]

NEWS !! NEWS !! 3 years job offer. Postdoctoral Researcher. ⁦@ICIQchem⁩ ⁦@iCERCA⁩ ⁦ https://t.co/W8QHOEAMJ5

[RSC Japan @RSC_Japan]

最新号の@ChemicalScience 表紙・裏表紙はどれも素敵すぎます🤩https://t.co/PAmMzSYyXi

#機械学習 #触媒
Machine learning for the discovery of hydrogenation catalysts🤖
- from Adarsh Kalikadien, Cecile Valsecchi, Laurent Lefort, Evgeny Pidko et al. @EPidko
👉https://t.co/7b6Fplelqq

[Evgeny Pidko @EPidko]

@EelkemaLab It is good to know if a paper was published in a reputable peer-reviewed journal or a politicized magazine or in an mdpi trash-bin

[Tom de Greef @tfadgreef]

@cees_dekker Spot on! De academie ontbeert op dit moment elke focus en is daardoor een instituut geworden dat alles wil doen, maar nergens echt goed in slaagt. Terug naar de kern, onderwijs en onderzoek (in willekeurige volgorde).

[Jana Roithova @roithova]

Passionate about ion spectroscopy? Join us as a PhD candidate! Work on helium tagging spectroscopy with a free electron laser at the Fritz Haber Institute, Berlin.
Details: https://t.co/AM95En9xix

[Machine Learning in Chemistry @ML_Chem]

Probing Machine Learning Models Based on High Throughput Experimentation Data for the Discovery of Asymmetric Hydrogenation Catalysts #machinelearning #compchem https://t.co/udSbxmUAcB

[Dmitry Baranov @bardmital]

👋Hi folks, we are seeking a post-doctoral researcher to study chemistry, spectroscopy, and the collective properties of metal halide perovskite nanomaterials. Here is the link to the position description (application deadline August 20): https://t.co/gF2mKhU5NE

[ChemPlusChem @ChemPlusChem]

Cover Feature: Paving the road towards automated homogeneous catalyst design (ChemPlusChem 7/2024) (@EPidko and co-workers @AKalikadien @adrian_mirza_ @SreenithyaA) https://t.co/j0c1ah0zfS https://t.co/0iaQ2SZ5EA

[ChemPlusChem @ChemPlusChem]

Paving the road towards automated homogeneous catalyst design (@EPidko and co-workers @AKalikadien, @adrian_mirza_, @SreenithyaA) #OpenAccess https://t.co/j0c1ah0zfS

[Evgeny Pidko @EPidko]

@PavloDral Very impressive work! Don't slice

[Sabina Caneva @SabinaCaneva]

💡PhD position available on 'Optical #nanoscopy at smart material interfaces'! Join @GeorgyFilonenko and my lab to develop chemistry suitable for fluorescent imaging of highly dynamic materials @tudelftme 🌷🇳🇱

👉https://t.co/tS4tz5VZXG

[Evgeny Pidko @EPidko]

@EelkemaLab Finally I know what it was that moved me out of the lab :)

[The Journal of Physical Chemistry @JPhysChem]

A study at @ChemeTUDelft on Rh-catalysed asymmetric hydrogenation reveals how substrate-specific interactions reshape catalyst structures and modulate flexibility, asking for new dynamic descriptors to predict performance. @akalikadien @epidko
https://t.co/4rShIqvfty

[Evgeny Pidko @EPidko]

@DobrovetskyG @NatureChemistry This is very interesting! In my courses I first stress that d orbitals are not important for bonding of P and later on I stress that d orbitals are necessary for direct oxidative addition. E.g. OA on Ga+ to GaH2(+) is base assisted... I will have to now reconsider how I teach :)