Carlos Crespo
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Professor of Chemistry and Associate Dean for Research, Case Western Reserve University Associated Editor, Photochemistry & Photobiology
Cleveland, Ohio
Joined May 2012
Orgullo Boricua! 💪🏼🇵🇷💪🏼.
I’m happy to share that I’ve been appointed to the ACS JACS Au Early Career Advisory Board. I look forward to contributing to the journal and its editorial board on behalf of early-career researchers. 🔗:
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I am pleased to share the online publication of our latest article. It marks an important milestone for our group, as it is the first publication of an RNA nucleoside analog fully synthesized and characterised in our group!.
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Nucleoside analogs simultaneously exhibiting high fluorescence quantum yields and efficient triplet state population are rare. Such multifunctional nucleosides represent a crucial advancement for...
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Here is our most recent pre-print: Impact of Diamino and Imidazole Functionalization on the Photophysical Properties and Electronic and Structural Dynamics of the Pyrimidine Nucleobase
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Pleased to learn that our recent study () has been highlighted in the cover of JPCL. @ACSPublications #MyACSCover
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The reported findings highlight the potential of dTAT1 for safe genetic code expansion and therapeutic applications and provide valuable insights for designing the next-generation unnatural nucleos...
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Pleased to share our recent publication about the safety implications in the use of an artificial nucleotide for DNA expansion and therapeutic applications.
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Synthetic biology aims to expand the genetic code by increasing cellular information storage and retrieval. A recent advance is the dTAT1-dNaM unnatural base pair, which is more photo- and thermost...
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Congratulations to group members Chris Acquah, Ph.D. and Arjun P. Saulnier for winning the Shaoneng Wang and Ju-Yun Li Best Thesis Graduate Student Award and the Excellence in Analytical Chemistry and the Charles F. Mabery Annual Award, respectively. I am proud of both of them.
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Here is a sneak peek of our most recent publication about the photocytotoxicity of expanding the genetic code using the dATT1 unnatural nucleoside.
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Pleased to share our most recent invited review article! Structure–Photophysical Property Relationships in Noncanonical and Synthetic Nucleobases | Annual Reviews
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I am pleased to receive this email today. Any good news is a great news these days and deserves celebration!.
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Today group member Chris Acquah defended his PhD thesis work successfully. I am very proud of the work that Chris has done in our group including photophysics and time-resolved spectroscopic, quantum chemical calculations, cell biology and cell imaging, and PDT of cancers.
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In this pre-print we report the chemical and physical properties that set dTAT1 apart from other unnatural nucleosides in developing live semisynthetic organisms and therapeutic applications.
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A beautiful example of the Influence of Woman’s Mathematicians in Physics and Chemistry and the Laws of Nature….
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Emmy Noether showed that fundamental physical laws are just a consequence of simple symmetries. A century later, her insights continue to shape physics.
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Controversial? Maybe. Orgullo Boricua? For sure. PfR 💪🏼🇵🇷💪🏼.
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RT @CWRUchemistry: Our Research Spotlight series continues with Dr. Metin Karayilan and his polymer research. Dr. Karayilan works at the in….
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Very proud of Eric Lee and his graduate student mentor Chris Acquah for their outstanding presentation and participation in Intersections: CWRU Undergraduate Poster Session featurung CWRU undergraduates presenting their faculty mentored research and creative projects.
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Very proud of Nitza Falcón and Tazrin Islam Tonny who in November successfully passed their oral examination to officially become Ph.D. candidates in our chemistry graduate program at CWRU. My very best wishes for both of them!
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Consider doing your chemistry graduate education at CWRU! Free application waivers are available! And check out our new facilities:
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