Frederik Haase
@Frederik_Haase
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Framework Materials Chemist (MOF, COF and other OF). Juniorprofessor @UniHalle https://t.co/zHaYtq0549
Halle (Saale), Germany
Joined February 2009
Dear Everyone, this is the end of my activites here. See you at the other place.
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A #PhDposition is available on diagnostics of 🔋 materials and cells. Come work with us, a motivated group of people in a beautiful fjord! Please share in your communities.
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This may be obvious to some but I'm now convinced: fierce competition for grants and papers is leading to low societal ROI (return on investment). Why, when competition should mean only the best-formulated and executed work is accepted for funding and high-profile publication?
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What? How? Why? Is Elsevier now at the level of reprinting Wikipedia articles to increase their traffic? This is not what open access is for. @ChemicalScience
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I am looking for an interesting paper in the field of materials chemistry/catalysis that have a public peer review file to discuss with my students. Ideally with something interesting going on in the peer review file. Does anyone have any good suggestions?
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Happy to deliver a talk at the @RSC_PorMat online seminar. I will speak about crystalline MOFs and MOF-glasses and our approach to highly precise molecular sieving. Tune in, register for free! Looking forward to meet up!
This month's webinar comes from Dr Alexander Knebel @KnebelAlexander 10 am UK time on 29th October Register here: https://t.co/ZZVGEZ9yNM
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Young employee’s death puts workplace culture in spotlight at publisher MDPI
retractionwatch.com
The sudden death of a 27-year-old woman in the Romania offices of MDPI, a major open-access publisher with a worldwide presence, has grabbed national headlines and raised questions about the condit…
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Can we predict the possible collapse of MOFs during activation? The answer is yes. | Nano Letters
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Many metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) undergo structural collapse upon solvent evacuation during activation, which is attributed to the capillary force generated by the solvent. However, little effort...
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Super cool work, also highly relevant to COFs:
Can we predict the possible collapse of MOFs during activation? The answer is yes. | Nano Letters
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I love finding new connections like this one. Can you figure out how the left and the right picture are related (beyond that both are rings)?
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Can we extend the design principles of MOFs to their amorphous counterparts? We aim to explore this in our latest study published in @ChemicalScience with @AmelootGroup @HorikeGroup and Ken-ichi Otake
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Controlling the structure and functionality of crystalline metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) using molecular building units and post-synthetic functionalisation presents challenges when extending this...
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I like that the amorphous MOF is as crystalline as most COFs
Systematic design and functionalisation of amorphous zirconium metal–organic frameworks https://t.co/J7qhrBUGEF
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Systematic design and functionalisation of amorphous zirconium metal–organic frameworks https://t.co/J7qhrBUGEF
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This is the first time I managed to look small in a conference photo.
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Self‐Polycondensation Flux Synthesis of Ultrastable Olefin‐Linked Covalent Organic Frameworks for Electrocatalysis
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A self-polycondensation flux synthesis method is developed to produce a series of olefin-linked covalent organic frameworks (COFs) with high crystalline, porosity and stability. The COFs loading Pd...
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We've got a great Postdoc opportunity available here in the Weissenborn Group! It's a three year contract and involves directed evolution and enzyme engineering. Please get in touch if you are interested (or if you know anyone who might be)! #chempostdoc #chemjobs @Chemjobber
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