PhD student || MOF & HOF || TU Graz
Graz, Österreich
Joined March 2022
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We introduce a new catalytic platform based on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) for exchange reactions, opening up new possibilities in the design of covalent adaptable networks (CANs)
Check out our publication below
doi.org/10.1002/anie.8126769
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MOFs as catalytic platform for covalent adaptable networks: catalysis meets reinforcement by @only_renner et al. read the new @angew_chem paper: doi.org/10.1002/anie.8126769
Mary’s outstanding work has been published - feel free to take a look. I am honored to have collaborated with her and Daniel, alongside Heinz and Paolo, contributing to the topic with in situ SAXS measurements. @FalcaroG @elettrasincro @WeAreNanoUp
📝 It is out! We have come up with a clever recipe by mixing lipid bubbles with metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), creating hybrid structures perfect to encapsulate and supply beneficial compounds 👉🏻 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Kudos to Mary Cano and the team! @FalcaroG

It's always important to stay informed about safety issues. I recommend checking out Ori's paper for more insights:
My first-author commentary paper is finally out!!
Thank you to my co-authors for their amazing investigation
How Should Journals Address a Procedure That Turns out to Be Dangerous? | ACS Chemical Health & Safety pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Simon Renner retweeted
Looking forward to share some of the research we are doing on magnetically responsive enzyme@HOF biocomposites: if you are interested, please join Session 2, today at 14:10! @9thMOF2024 @FalcaroG @UAchemist @NidetzkyLab DOI: 10.26434/chemrxiv-2024-p7159
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🔬 Discover the step-by-step protocol from 3D-oriented #MOF films to oriented #polymer patterns in our latest collaborative Adv. Mater. paper with @merlinatomica @miriam_jvh @UAchemist @GuilleAcuna_Lab Great work, Lea! 🌟 Read the full study here: doi.org/10.1002/adma.2024043…
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Amazing presentations about #MOF #biocomposites at the DocDays event (NAWI Graz). “By chance”, and “with totally unbiased intentions”, I have a photo of a great presenter that coincidentally received the best presentation award! Congrats @MichiHafner ! Well done!🎉🎉
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#CRC1333 researcher Sofia Kolin is back from a very successful #researchstayabroad in Adelaide, Australia & shared her experiences with us.➡️ more about her work on Atomistic Molecular Dynamics Simulation and Characterization of Metal-Organic Frameworks 🔗 bit.ly/3TirQs5
I really enjoyed my research stay at the University of Adelaide (@AdelaideChem) in the Sumby-Doonan group.
Thank you @UAchemist for hosting me & giving me the opportunity to work in this incredible group.
Watch me feeding a kangaroo —>
sumbydoonangroup.com/blog
I love the interaction with other people during the poster sessions. They bring new ideas and ask useful questions. Thanks for the opportunity to present last week and for organising the APPSS symposium. @AdelaideChem @UAchemist @chriszombiechem
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THIS IS THE GREATEST AND BEST PAPER IN THE WORLD………..TRIBUTE. @FalcaroG @NWhiteGroup @jackevansADL @chriszombiechem @Carraro_Fra @katelflint @only_renner
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
My recommendation for @Euromof2023 is to check out the posters of my great colleagues @FalcaroG
P-270 from @merlinatomica
P-392 from @MichiHafner
If you are interested in MOF Biocomposites check out my poster P-392 the the @Euromof2023! @FalcaroG
Not only the band rocked the @SCIRES9 conference on the 2. day, but the talks from my colleagues @Carraro_Fra and @merlinatomica were awesome as well. @FalcaroG
Presenting here @SCIRES9. Good atmosphere & audience. Note, the chem. topic is also displayed on my bow tie.
Thanks for the good organisation @KrunoslavU
That was a great opportunity to hear many different presentations.
Also great to meet @Gassensmith in person and listen to his interesting talk.
Last two days were packed with the conference of all chemistry PhD students from Graz @tugraz.
Great opportunity to meet and chat with 77 colleagues from different institutes about their/my research.
It was also great to present my own research with a poster.
