The fun leaving your body when you're done with the science and need to get it published

Please considering nominating an early career organometallic chemist! It is a quick process.

UBC Chemistry is now accepting graduate student applications for Fall 2026! Apply by Dec 1, 2025 for priority funding consideration, invitations to recruiting events, and early research lab selection. 🔗 https://t.co/jgzc9BtpKd

Novartis' new malaria treatment cured 97.4% of patients – more than the current best treatment It kills resistant parasites, too, and probably blocks transmission better than current drugs Approval is expected next year!

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"Yes, I used AI to write the first draft, but I read it carefully and edited it" https://t.co/ZMvTDpUctI

I love finding a paper published years ago (5, 10, 15, 20) that isn't famous or field changing or has a ton of citations but when you read it is just awesome. Like, beautifully designed & executed & written. Best part there are so many papers like that lurking in the literature.

Hi @ACSPublications - just want to register your "Zero-Embargo Green Open Access" $2500 charge to deposit papers in gov't databases is a big problem and going to cause a huge backlash. It's ridiculous you would institute this, esp in the current environment #reviewerboycott

U.S. Names Samarium As Most Vulnerable Critical Mineral https://t.co/VRbD4zqQQA

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Our next Periodic Table Talk will take place on 11/19. Register here: https://t.co/cj70qfo5E0

Harvard reports that it is “failing to perform the key functions of grading.” Its grading practices are “damaging the academic culture of the College.” “Faculty newly arrived at Harvard are surprised at how leniently our courses are graded.” Students say academics feel “fake.”

A wonderful crystal my graduate student Jacob Fritsky grew. Look at those faces!

Finally, someone has solved a real problem with AI! No more having to take a paper in the format for a journal that rejected you, and reformat it for a new journal. Well done!! https://t.co/J5HekY1Pc0

2nd meeting of #Scialog: Sustainable Minerals, Metals, and Materials comes to a close today. Thanks, everyone, for great discussions & ideas on how to acquire, use, and recycle the critical materials that sustain our high-tech society. – with @SloanFoundation @KavliFoundation

Thanks to Eric Schelter @SchelterGroup @PennChemistry @PennSAS @Penn for kicking off dialogue @ #Scialog: Sustainable Minerals, Metals, and Materials with a terrific keynote, “Challenges & Opportunities in Critical Metals Separations Chemistry.” @SloanFoundation @KavliFoundation

Our next Periodic Table talk will take place on 9/17/2025 12 pm (Pacific), 3 pm (Eastern). Register here: https://t.co/YGH9OsSL7Y

Congratulations to first-author Dr. Kuo-Yi Chen and the entire “Thunderbird” team on the Berlinguette Group’s first fusion paper just published in @Nature! https://t.co/YNuUtxhLE3

Proposals for symposia for the next International Conference on Coordination Chemistry June 2026 can be submitted at https://t.co/Ts5DkbVEFI

Just out: Our collaboration with Eric Schelter & Randall Wilharm @SchelterGroup on parsing the fascinating photochemistry of lanthanides with azobenzene photoswitches. A deep dive into light and rare earths en route to more efficient separations. @VagelosEnergy @PennChemistry