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Many people are engaged in this thread. I wonder what the student authors of this paper are thinking about these comments?
Jeff is very happy to be associated with this GRC…one you don’t wanna miss!!
grc.org/carbon-capture-utili…
The Reimer group is so excited to see this come out after five years of painstaking effort by an incredible team. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
I was stuck by your post and the distress you must feel to share this in a public forum. You are a beloved member of our community and a gifted scholar - we uphold you and affirm that your place in the world benefits us all.
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Please RT! Register now and participate for the 3rd Annual @global_nmr online conference, to be held from July 17-19.
Present your work and learn about the latest in the world of magnetic resonance. Win exciting prizes. Register now at globalnmr.org/registration
#GlobalNMROC2024
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This is going to become an iconic photo. Four #GordonConf #CCUS past and future chairs: 2023 @AndreBardow, 2025 @ReimerLab, 2027 @sgarclopez, and 2015 yours truly. Many thanks to André for making the 2023 edition such a success. Jeff and Susana, good luck! Andre put the bar high!
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NMR enthusiasts! Mark your calendars for the Global NMR online conference on July 17-19
#GlobalnmrXC2024 #NMR
Stay tuned for registration details!
The Reimer group has noticed Ilya Kuprov’s new book entitled “Spin.”
link.springer.com/book/10.10…
The Reimer lab is very excited to report on this work …fractals!!
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Our new paper “Carbon Capture in Polymer-based Electrolytes” just published on Science Advances Journal @ScienceAdvances @UCB_Chemistry @BerkeleyLab @UCBerkeley @UCBerkeleyNews #CO2 #NMR #CCUS #polymer #carboncapture
A new study details the ideal conditions needed for polymer-based electrolytes to potentially convert #CarbonDioxide into industrially useful chemicals as one sustainable route to reduce greenhouse gases. scim.ag/6EY
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A new study details the ideal conditions needed for polymer-based electrolytes to potentially convert #CarbonDioxide into industrially useful chemicals as one sustainable route to reduce greenhouse gases. scim.ag/6EY
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Happy to share the latest work with the @ReimerLab and @GroupHelms:
Magnetic resonance insights into the heterogeneous, fractal-like kinetics of chemically recyclable polymers | Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
February 28, 2024
Carbon and Energy: A Call for Justice
10:15 - 11:30 a.m.
180 Tan Hall
Speaker: Jeff Reimer, Professor, University of California Berkeley
Contact Info:
Polly Ng 510-589-6478 [email protected]
events.berkeley.edu/chem/eve…
February 28, 2024
Carbon and Energy: A Call for Justice
10:15 - 11:30 a.m.
180 Tan Hall
Speaker: Jeff Reimer, Professor, University of California Berkeley
Contact Info:
Polly Ng 510-589-6478 [email protected]
events.berkeley.edu/chem/eve…
This is from today's New York Times. The article is here nytimes.com/.../2023-warmest…...
Those of you who know Jeff and his work should not be surprised.
New Pines Center at the College of Chemistry resonates with promise! Thank Mr. Gordon Getty for his continuous support for NMR scientific research. lnkd.in/gbgTdePY
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Discovered by Berkeley Lab in December of 1949 and named for the city of #Berkeley, Berkelium (pronounced "BERK-lee-um") is still used today in heavy elements research at our Lab. Details from @ProfArno and @periodicvideos! ⬇️
