#TADF materials based on transition metal complexes are gaining attention for #OLEDs, #LECs, and more. A review by @vferraro95 and PI @StefanBraese shows they compete with costly complexes while reducing cost and toxicity. ♻️ 🔗https://t.co/NCZM8ZkqZd #Sustainability
Substituted Pyrrole-based #SchiffBases: Effect On The Luminescence Of Neutral Heteroleptic Cu(I) Complexes (Stefan Braese and co-workers) @braeselab; @StefanBraese#openaccess https://t.co/o7uyVUAcwz
So happy to see my first contribution as corresponding author 🥹 Check it if you are interested in Isocyanide Cu(I) complexes with unexpected μ2‐bridging pseudohalides towards CuAAC 🥳🥳🥳 https://t.co/DoKKYsQ4y8
My first review is finally out ✨️ Check it out if you are interested in transition metal complexes applied to photopolymerization and 3D printing @Cluster3DMM2O@braeselab https://t.co/baSw7u1Jbg
I started to work at KIT in November and before I did my PhD in Italy at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, focusing on luminescent first row transition metal complexes ✨
Hi, I'm Valentina, and I will be tweeting from this account for next week! I’m currently a postdoc in the Cluster in the Prof. S. Bräse's group (@braeselab) at KIT. I am working with Cu(I) complexes to be used as photoinitiators for 3D printing.
Awarding of Postdoc Take-Off Grants at our Winter Cluster Meeting today. Congratulations to all awardees and best of luck with your projects! 👏 @vferraro95
Invited talk at the University of Venice Ca’Foscari. Honoured to know (and meet old) fantastic scientists and friends as @GFioraniChem and @Fred_Polo. Thanks especially to Prof. Bortoluzzi and @vferraro95. Great to finally visit Venice! #CO2chemistry@CaFoscari
Happy #WomenInScience Day!
Let us get rid of stereotypes, challenge gender bias and beat discrimination that hold women & girls back in science, technology, engineering and maths!
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👩🔬The @NobelPrize for #Chemistry 2022 was awarded to Barry Sharpless, Morten Meldal and @CarolynBertozzi. Alessandro Scarso, professor of Organic Chemistry, and Alessandro Angelini, professor of Biochemistry, help us understand the reasons for this award ▶https://t.co/LlE0EaWt6u
BREAKING NEWS:
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2022 #NobelPrize in Chemistry to Carolyn R. Bertozzi, Morten Meldal and K. Barry Sharpless “for the development of click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.”