Steve Cranford
@CranfordMATTER
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Editor-in-chief, Matter, Cell Press. Curator of fine materials science. Weakness for whisk(e)y. Avengers fan. Bon vivant. Opinions my own. 🇨🇦
Cambridge, MA
Joined September 2012
New issue, new editorial: . "I’m busy: The search for peer reviewers"
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Love it. From my own Tips on how to write 'good':
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RT @SaifulChemistry: *Please retweet* Thanks. Applications are invited for two posts of Associate Prof or Prof of Materials in the Dept of….
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Protip for scientific networking: befriend an editor. We know everybody.
On May 1, DMSE faculty Robert Macfarlane, Rafael Gómez-Bombarelli, Rodrigo Freitas, and C. Cem Tasan led a panel on Scientific Networking. They encouraged graduate students and postdocs to build on their existing networks and to engage in committee service and workshops.
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The very elegant string of pearls configuration. .
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Despite the proliferation (and convenience) of meeting via Zoom online, it cannot replace physical face-to-face interactions in science and academia. In this month's editorial - highlighting our first annual special Matter Forum issue - I pose that "face-to-face still matters".
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RT @Matter_CP: Wang et al. present a wearable transdermal device system for efficient drug delivery in #MatterVolume8Issue4! .
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RT @CellBiomat: Modulating nano-bio interface via drug-framework hybridization to activate chemoimmunotherapy against glioma postoperative….
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The "reciprocal" tariffs include. checks list. St. Pierre and Miquelon. 🤣.
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Love the concept. .
We are excited to announce the launch of Angewandte Chemie Novit - An #OpenAccess journal dedicated to elevating the most significant advances in chemistry. For more information, visit #AngewandteChemieNovit @GDCh_aktuell
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Cool stuff 👇. (pretty good journal too. 😜).
In a Perspective published this week by the journal Nature Materials, Carlos Portela and James Surjadi discuss key hurdles, opportunities, and future applications in the field of mechanical metamaterials. Read more:
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This plastic’s main ingredient is wool. Simple chemistry converts hard keratin into flexible thermoplastic. via @cenmag
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