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🎉 Congratulations to Dr Clare Rees-Zimmerman, Junior Research Fellow at Christ Church, who received a prize for her oral presentation at the European Colloids Conference in Bristol! 👏
Read more 👉 chch.ox.ac.uk/news/dr-rees-z…
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Our lab is very pleased to have acheived Gold LEAF sustainable lab accreditation! 🏅🌿🥼 @ChCh_Oxford @OxfordChemistry @oxfordenvsust – at Oxford, England
Congratulations to our 'Rising Star' Clare! 🌟 – at North Hinksey Village, England
Congratulations Clare (Junior Research Fellow in our group) on this Knowledge Exchange award! 😁👏 – at South Hinksey, England
I'm delighted to have received a @IneosOxford Knowledge Exchange grant, for learning more about simulations to understand antimicrobial resistance with the lab of @chavaleriani! @ChCh_Oxford @OxfordChemistry 🦠🧫👩💻
Congratulations @jackdutch123 and Dirk on this publication with Tim Nott on the wetting behaviour of biomolecular condensates! 🧫💦 doi.org/10.1063/5.0253522 @OxfordChemistry @ChCh_Oxford – at North Hinksey Village, England
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It’s not too late to submit an abstract for ECCo 2025 - the deadline is now extended to the 6th of May. Join us in Aston!
Congratulations to Clare and Dirk, and collaborators in the groups of Prof Chantal Valeriani @chavaleriani @unicomplutense and Prof Mark Miller @DurhamChemistry, on their paper comparing inverse methods for measuring inter-particle potentials! 📏🔬🧮 doi.org/10.1063/5.0246890 – at Oxford, England
A joint paper on molecular dynamics authored by Christ Church's Dr Clare Rees-Zimmerman and Professor Dirk Aarts together with teams from Madrid and Durham has been published in The Journal of Chemical Physics.
Learn all about the research here ➡️ chch.ox.ac.uk/news/christ-ch…
This week, the Aarts lab @OxfordChemistry had a group dinner @gusto_uk Nice food with nice people 😁🍕🍝 – at Oxford, England
Dirk, Esme and Clare enjoyed great discussions last week about the colloid-polymer depletion interaction with Prof Remco Tuinier & Dr Max Martens at @TUeindhoven @TUe_ST 📖💭🔬🇳🇱 – at Eindhoven, Nederland
Well done Clare (a Junior Research Fellow in our group) on the poster prize!! 👏😁
Yesterday's Women in Chemistry @OxWiChem Day at @OxfordChemistry was a lovely event, showcasing work from across the department. I enjoyed sharing my work, for which I was delighted to receive the prize for the best Physical & Theoretical Chemistry poster! @ChCh_Oxford
First Aarts group meeting of the academic year - welcome to our 5 new Part II students! 🧪🥼 @OxfordChemistry @ChCh_Oxford – at Oxford, England
Our lab is pleased to be reaccredited with the Silver LEAF sustainability status! 🥈🌿 @OxfordChemistry @oxfordenvsust @ChCh_Oxford – at Oxford, England
Congrats to Lachlan & Dirk, with collaborators, on their article in @PhysRevE! Read about using machine learning to discover the dynamic laws of active matter, such as groups of cells, fish and birds 🦠🐠🐦 @chavaleriani @ChCh_Oxford @OxfordChemistry
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A great opportunity for early career colloid researchers!
The early career colloid meeting 2024 will be held at UCL on the 20th-21st of June. Abstract submission and registration are now open! Further information can be found here: eccolloid.co.uk/ecco-2024/
Dr Jack Holland giving the Physical Chemistry @OxfordChemistry departmental Soft Matter Seminar today! The audience were educated on emergent phenomena of biological condensates 👨🏫🧫💧 @jackdutch123 @ChCh_Oxford – at Oxford, England
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Prof. Dirk Aarts @AartsLabOx from @UniofOxford starting the 2nd day of the @LIIWMSP – at León, Guanajuato
If you're in town, see Dirk about to talk in Mexico, on g(r) ➡️u(r)➡️μ @LIIWMSP @ChCh_Oxford
Congratulations to Clare for winning 'Guess the number of M&M's in the jar' at the PTCL @OxfordChemistry Christmas Party - all that practice counting colloidal particles paid off! 🍡🥳 – at Oxford, England
An editors' pick! ✅️ Congratulations to Adam Stones & Dirk Aarts on their new paper, showing how to measure many-body effects in fluid structure 💦🧮 @OxfordChemistry @ChCh_Oxford pubs.aip.org/aip/jcp/article… – at Oxford, England
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Proud to be involved in this. We showed (very) weak binding of multivalent cations to IDR -ve charges provides exquisite sensitivity of condensate properties to mM fluctuations in [cation]. Crucially, [Ca2+] stabilised condensates comprising -vely charged proteins
Well done Michael and team!
Ion binding with charge inversion combined with screening modulates DEAD box helicase phase transitions: Cell Reports cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…





























