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Michael Young is in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at the University of Toledo and works in the areas of supramolecular and organometallic chemistry. Read more
Michael Young is in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at the University of Toledo and works in the areas of supramolecular and organometallic chemistry. Read more
Editor’s note: this is a guest post on behalf of Prof. Tony James. Read more
Double-blind peer review is now an option for manuscripts submitted to Nature Chemistry – this post from a couple of weeks ago mentioned that it was coming and provided some links for further reading. Read more
Back in April of this year, a manuscript popped up in our submission system from two chemists we know well from Twitter/the chemistry blogosphere — Chemjobber and Alex Goldberg. The paper, entitled A comprehensive overview of chemical-free consumer products is perhaps best summarised by quoting (with permission from the authors) from the cover letter that came with it: … Read more
Occasionally our cover art ends up in nice frames and adorns office or corridor walls at various universities. The Leigh group at the University of Manchester took a different approach, however. Take a look at the curtains for their safety showers! Read more
Editor’s note: Frank Leibfarth is a postdoc who is trying to make his way through the academic maze. Find him contributing to the Sceptical Chymist or continue the conversation on Twitter @Frank_Leibfarth. Read more
Philippe Zinck is at the Catalysis and Solid State Chemistry Unit, University Lille 1 (France) and works on polymerization catalysis, with a focus on functional and bio-based polymers. He goes on Twitter by @PhilippeZinck. Read more
Ehud Keinan, President of the Israel Chemical Society, is in the Schulich Faculty of Chemistry at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, and works on supramolecular chemistry, biomolecular computing and biocatalysis. Read more
Mike Tarselli is a Principal Scientist at Biomedisyn, where he develops drugs to combat neural diseases. Read more
Today we published an Editorial describing how Nature Chemistry (@NatureChemistry) has used Twitter over the past 4 years. The topic of the Editorial was something I had been mulling over for a while, but the format is something that wasn’t planned until I sat down to write it. An Editorial about Twitter? Well, why not write it in a series of tweets (some team members even joked about doing it this way before I sat down to write the thing)? As it turns out, I couldn’t resist the challenge… … Read more
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