A great example how @zaiput & OSN can be used for developing greener separation processes for algal photobioreactors. Selected as 2022 HOT Green Chemistry article @green_rsc Interdisciplinary collab with @Kylelauersen's group!
https://t.co/PfSCu7Bu3F
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It has been one year since we started a STEM outreach with @EmmaNason. We had a lot of fun with students from the @KAUSTSchool.🚸
Thanks to the volunteers,👨🏫@ignaczgerg &👩🏫@ScienceJoyce, for the engaging activity around green chemistry & sustainability.♻️⚗️
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Deep learning meets quantitative structure–activity relationship for leveraging structure-based prediction of solute rejection in nanofiltration, published @J_Membrane_Sci. Congrats to @ignaczgerg
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https://t.co/jr1tajdSIc
Congratulations Gergo Ignacz! 👏👏👏
Chemical Engineering (CE) Ph.D. Student Gergo Wins The Best ECR Oral Presentation Award Of The Membrane Society of Australasia (MSA).
Read about it here: https://t.co/cZ1QLNTaBb
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We established a similarity-based rejection prediction/comparison of solute molecules, and an open access nanofiltration rejection database: https://t.co/oziFntZV1Z
Our textbook titled Sustainable Process Engineering has been published. The inspiration for this book arose from my university lectures, and I hope you will find it an engaging and interesting reference guide. https://t.co/T5h6jA3oI5
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I am indebted to all my students and colleagues, and particularly grateful to Diana Gulyas Oldal, Gergo Ignacz and Martin Gede (my students at KAUST), who have made a tremendous effort in both the logistics and writing of this book; many thanks go to them for all their hard work!
Twitter Chemists. Has anyone successfully repeated Pd free Suzuki coupling procedures from @NatureCatalysis https://t.co/wAnmada4Zl? We are trying to polymerise using this protocol without success. Seems we are not the only strugglers. https://t.co/kKuMe9DMwn #RealTimeChem
Check out our front cover @green_rsc featuring a recent article on hydrophobic TFC membranes derived exclusively from sustainable resources. Recycled PET support by @NunesGroup
https://t.co/XmfnZa7aBg
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Our article on honeycomb surface engineering of intrinsically microporous PEEK membranes is now published in JMS. Congrats to Mahmoud for putting this together with David Ladner, and many thanks to Heno for the illustrations! @AMPM_KAUST
https://t.co/9Azr9osCoT
@3blue1brown Interesting! Although, I was wondering how biased this poll was? I would assume that majority of your followers are generally interested in mathematics/science or coming from your vidoes where you have already talked about Bayes' theorem.
A metal organic framework (MOF)-based water splitting #photocatalyst, developed at #KAUST, has brought researchers a step closer to generating clean hydrogen fuel using sunlight. #energysecurity#catalysis https://t.co/qbKFrAke9E
The robots are coming for academia! In a new study @Nature, a robot chemist works 1,000 faster than humans, selecting among 98 million possible experiments to test different hypotheses. It found a new photocatalyst that's 6 times more reactive. https://t.co/p9RfBe8Azz
Our perspective on OSN entitled 'Reporting the unreported: the reliability and comparability of the literature on organic solvent nanofiltration' is now published in @green_rsc
https://t.co/sEJFZHTovD
#Membranes#Sustainability#Separations
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