A paper by Dr Adam Kirrander titled "Observation of the molecular response to light upon photoexcitation" has been selected by Nature Communications as one of the top 50 articles in physics in 2020.
The paper was selected from over 6,400 that were published by the journal.
Shona Richardson, a postgraduate student from the Campopiano group, has had an article published in Chemistry, A European Journal.
The paper, titled "The Role of Early‐Career Chemists in European Policy‐Making", was written with help from the European Young Chemistry Network and the European Chemical Society. Their aim is to create a platform for early‐career chemists in policy advice.
Shona's research project is funded by the Derek Stewart Trust.
A new research paper from the Thomas group titled "A Boron-Oxygen Transborylation Strategy for a Catalytic Midland Reduction" has been accepted for publication in the journal ACS Catalysis.
Chemistry in Focus (Sofia Bariami, Iain Prentice, Kyle Acheson, Johanna Rademacher, Angie Mat’usová, and Dr. Antonia Mey) are delighted to share their first video showcasing some of the exciting work being done by PhD students in the School of Chemistry.
New research by Professor Guy Lloyd-Jones and co-workers has recently been published that provides a detailed understanding of a reaction mechanism for producing fluorochemicals.
A research team including Dr Mathew Horrocks has recently published a paper detailing a new super-resolution imaging technique that allows scientists to track proteins inside living cells.
A new paper in Biomacromolecules from Dr Fabio Nudelman and Prof. Philip Camp has revealed new information about the multi-step self-assembly process of collagen fibrils. The work combined mutliple techniques including electron microscopy and molecular-dynamics simulations.
The Cockroft group recently had two papers accepted by Angewandte Chemie International Edition and both have been highlighted by the journal.
The first, "Reconciling Electrostatic and n→π* Orbital Contributions in Carbonyl Interactions", has been highlighted as a "hot paper".
Research by the Kirrander group that appeared in Nature Communications has been featured in Chemistry World.
Researchers involving Dr Adam Kirrander in the School of Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh together with collaborators at Brown and SLAC have achieved the first direct observation of an excited electronic state in a molecule.
