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@apsbrogan

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Scientist designing new #biomaterials for enhancing #biocatalysis. Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Chemistry @kclchemistry. All views own etc. He/Him

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@apsbrogan
Alex Brogan
5 years
My first ever invited review is now available for all to enjoy (it's open access!). It's an overview of the current state of solvent-free liquid proteins and their potential applications, particularly involving ionic liquids. https://t.co/FobMNdl8IR
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Chemical modification of proteins to yield solvent-free liquid proteins has been demonstrated to be a robust method for stabilizing proteins against temperature, aggregation, and non-aqueous enviro...
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@apsbrogan
Alex Brogan
6 months
Our latest paper, led by @AdrSanFer , is now available! In it we show the beginnings of our collaboration to unravel how deep eutectic solvent composition strongly impacts solubilised protein conformation. https://t.co/EJybZPf9mm
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nature.com
Communications Chemistry - Tuning protein solubilization in deep eutectic solvents (DESs) is useful for enhancing enzymatic reactions, preserving therapeutic biomolecules, and developing...
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@royalsociety
The Royal Society
10 months
Register for our upcoming scientific meeting which will explore the future of using ionic liquids for the design of soft materials, with view from across science and engineering. Find out more: https://t.co/hV7nmg7ii5
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Alex Brogan
10 months
Whilst we wait for the programme to be finalised/published - please feel free to reach out if you have questions!
@royalsociety
The Royal Society
10 months
Register for our upcoming scientific meeting which will explore the future of using ionic liquids for the design of soft materials, with view from across science and engineering. Find out more: https://t.co/hV7nmg7ii5
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@royalsociety
The Royal Society
10 months
Register for our upcoming scientific meeting which will explore the future of using ionic liquids for the design of soft materials, with view from across science and engineering. Find out more: https://t.co/hV7nmg7ii5
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@RSocPublishing
Royal Society Publishing
11 months
Are you a researcher with an interest in ionic liquids and soft materials? Join our upcoming scientific meeting this March at the Royal Society in London: https://t.co/jBTT8UnsLN
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@jjponcevazquez
Juan José Ponce Vázquez
11 months
I saw this and had to share it.
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@KingsCollegeLon
King's College London
1 year
What’s cooking? A fossil fuel free future!♻️ Dr Alex Brogan (@apsbrogan) from @kclchemistry has used enzymes to produce fuel from food waste as effective as diesel, 1000x more efficiently than ever before⛽️ https://t.co/qXNopp6MOX #ScienceAtKings
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The new method could help slash carbon emissions in hard to reach industries like aviation and road haulage.
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Alex Brogan
1 year
Pleased to share the latest paper from my group published in @green_rsc! Here, we show that by using ionic liquids, we can get a P450 decarboxylase to work at substrate concentrations 1000x that possible in water, and as a bonus - can be light activated!
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Alex Brogan
1 year
Potentially the biggest thing we need to do now is to realise that universal climate change mitigation will no longer be possible, and shift focus to both climate adaptation strategies and more drastic interventions that don't necessarily need global consensus to be effective.
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Alex Brogan
1 year
Excited to announce what will be an awesome conference on ionic liquids and soft materials! This will be held at @royalsociety in March, and registration is now open! Programme to be announced soon, and it will be a FREE event. https://t.co/0vXm176HJM
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@TheThomasLab
Michael R Thomas
1 year
Great post doc opportunity with @DrStefanieF just out on protein nanoparticle platforms for vaccine development @UCLBiochemEng1 that we’ll be supporting too! Have a look 👀🦠🧪 https://t.co/dfx3ensEQf
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@a4collier
Alice Collier
1 year
We are also looking for 2 teaching focussed lecturers with expertise in green chemistry and/or automation to join our chemistry education team to modernise our chemistry curriculum. #chemjobs #greenchem
@KingsJobs
King’s jobs
1 year
Lecturer in Chemistry Education | King's College London @kclchemistry https://t.co/GJGjs3QZLf
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Alex Brogan
1 year
Pleased to have contributed to this report, neatly sets out the challenges faced in dealing with the plastic waste problem.
@POST_UK
POST (UK Parliament)
1 year
Plastic is used across most sectors and the resulting pollution may pose risks to human, animal and environmental health globally. To meet UN targets, the UK's approach to plastic waste management may need to change. Read our new POSTnote to learn more:
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@apsbrogan
Alex Brogan
1 year
Waiting at Heathrow for my flight to Dublin to attend #EuChemS2024 #ECC9 - looking forward to a great few days of chemistry! who else is going?
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Alex Brogan
1 year
Amazing
@BostonMassUSA
Boston
1 year
If your state repeals gay marriage, remember that all Dunkin Donuts are technically a part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts much like an embassy is considered foreign soil.
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Alex Brogan
1 year
As is (now!) group tradition, and slightly belated, celebratory publication cake! Lead author must cut and distribute!
@apsbrogan
Alex Brogan
2 years
Check out our latest paper published today in @ChemicalScience ! Here, Desmond shows how the chemical properties of viologens influence bio-electrocatalysis, where stabilizing the 2nd redox state allows for highly efficient electron transfer.
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Alex Brogan
2 years
Desmond (who doesn't have a profile on this site!) made this awesome little video abstract - check it out for a quick run-down of the paper!
@apsbrogan
Alex Brogan
2 years
Check out our latest paper published today in @ChemicalScience ! Here, Desmond shows how the chemical properties of viologens influence bio-electrocatalysis, where stabilizing the 2nd redox state allows for highly efficient electron transfer.
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Alex Brogan
2 years
This could pave the way for removing the requirement for expensive co-factors in biocatalysis, making it cheaper and easier to deploy enzymes for sustainable chemical production.
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@apsbrogan
Alex Brogan
2 years
Check out our latest paper published today in @ChemicalScience ! Here, Desmond shows how the chemical properties of viologens influence bio-electrocatalysis, where stabilizing the 2nd redox state allows for highly efficient electron transfer.
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pubs.rsc.org
Viologens, 1,1′-disubstituted-4,4′-bipyridinium salts, are organic redox species that can be used in place of NADPH as mediators for redox enzymes. In this study, using the reduction of oxidized...
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