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An APTONYM is a name peculiarly suited to its owner, like Usain Bolt (a sprinter), John Laws (a judge), or Sara Blizzard (a meteorologist). An INAPTONYM is one that is particularly unsuited to its owner, like Jaime Sin - who later in life became a Roman Catholic cardinal.
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A new video in my serious about crystal structure refinement just dropped: disorder of COT radical anion about symmetry element! I recently collected data for this samplea and thought it's quite good for teaching purposes. youtube.com/watch?v=2C5SddDr…
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Postdoctoral position in my lab:
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Solid-state host-guest chemistry of pillararenes and their supramolecular confinement effects
@BinHua9 and colleagues map how pillararene cavities control guest motion, packing and function—from optical materials to separation.
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#HostGuestChemistry
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Our analysis examines the distribution of approx. 5,490 universities across 8 world regions, classified into 4 SCImago IRIS scientific-integrity risk bands: very low, low, medium, & significant 🧵👇
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Excited to share our recent paper in @J_A_C_S
Beyond Passive Substituents: Tosyl-Directed Self-Templation Enables Selective Pillar[4 + 1]arene Formation and Topology Switching | Journal of the American Chemical Society pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
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Beyond Passive Substituents: Tosyl-Directed Self-Templation Enables Selective Pillar[4 + 1]arene Formation and Topology Switching | Journal of the American Chemical Society pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
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Happy to share our latest paper in @ChemCommun !!
Selective ammonia sensing through reversible vapochromism and luminescence ON–OFF switching of a chalcone-based Co(ii) complex - now published in Chemical Communications pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
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Supramolecular protection of isocyanates using crystalline pillar[n]arenes has been published in Nature Communications!
Many congratulations to Yasuzawa-kun and Sutou-kun, and thanks to Nomura-sensei and Akine-sensei for collaboration!
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Reform's election results do not prove they dominate the country. Their vote share fell, they control around 6% of councils, and Farage has a net favourability rating of minus 38. The media narrative of inevitability serves Reform far more than the facts do.
A lifetime dedicated to bringing the natural world closer to us all.
Happy birthday, Sir David Attenborough – from Planet Earth 💚🌍
#AttenboroughAt100 #DavidAttenborough100 #DavidAttenborough
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“I think science is the greatest equalising force in the world, because anyone – regardless of their background, regardless of their gender, regardless of their academic standing, regardless of their economic standing in society – can go into a lab and potentially make a discovery, and that discovery can change the world. There is no other discipline, as far as I can tell, where this transformation could happen so quickly. Where a small discovery made by a humble researcher takes you from an unknown into the sky. That’s the power of science. In so doing, you are transforming yourself. You’re transforming, depending on the discovery, the world around you. I think that’s one aspect of science that I really love.”
During our official interview, chemistry laureate Omar Yaghi spoke about his life journey, love of science and discovery as well as what keeps him motivated.
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Regional competition intensifies, but China still dominates in our Asia University Rankings 2026, out now #THEAsia #THEunirankings
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Ever wonder what it was like to help create a new field of chemistry? Wonder no more... #ozchem #MOFs
The crystal engineering foundations of the MOF Nobel Prize - now published in CrystEngComm pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
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We analyzed over 52 million publications from Scopus (2003–2024). The trend is undeniable: while solo authorship is fading, papers with more than 10 authors have grown dramatically, reshaping modern science. If you have one minute (well, two), have a look at this




























