Neutrino-hunting physicists use chemistry to make more complex fluids with increased sensitivity to detect neutrinos from different sources and reveal new properties of the particles.

Neutrino-hunting physicists use chemistry to make more complex fluids with increased sensitivity to detect neutrinos from different sources and reveal new properties of the particles.
‘Knowing how and where to start, especially with students just beginning their university journey, can be as nerve wracking for a new tutor as it is for their tutees,’ writes Victoria Atkinson.
Technicians keep science moving. The National Conference for Science Technicians brought them together to share skills, build connections and boost their careers. We also celebrated exceptional contributions by honouring our Technical Excellence Award winners: https://rsc.li/4j1aY7A #ChemSky
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Researchers at Google DeepMind have created a way to ‘watermark’ protein structures generated by AI by adding a short binding sequence that has little impact on the protein’s properties. But will the idea catch on?
Men, it is time to stop being quiet about these issues. I am angry. Women are angry.
Call out your friends and colleagues. Rape culture begins with inappropriate "jokes" that have no consequences. Make it uncomfortable for them.
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Ear drops containing light-activated molecules may one day help restore hearing in people with some forms of hearing loss.
Varinia Bernales develops safer chemicals while making science more equitable
This computational chemist advocates for women in science.
I immediately realized that I already used and cited this paper long time ago. @esvenssongrape.bsky.social, I am quite sure that you saw this article too :)
It's #NobelPrize week! Here's a look at the composition of the medals given to the winners – and how to make them disappear 🏅 www.compoundchem.com/2016/09/30/n...
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"If I were to do it all over again, chemistry would be my top choice. But this time it will come from the bottom of my heart. I won’t accidentally walk into it," says Younan Xia.
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Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology is hiring:
Postdoctoral Researcher in Electroactive Materials
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A collaboration between the Nguyen and Zhang groups at Wayne State University. #wsuchemistry #chemsky
Much of the field of optogenetics is rooted in the work of Karl Deisseroth, a neuroscientist whose lab developed techniques for implanting light-sensitive algae proteins called channelrhodopsins into the brain cells of living animals to turn specific neurons on or off.
Congrats to #CENChemPics September winner Thomas Burden. When he was a PhD student, one of his projects involved making colorful, crystalline coumarin derivatives like this one: cen.acs.org/synthesis/c-...
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The first @natureportfolio.nature.com Collection celebrating the 2026 Nobels is now live! Today was the #physmednobel — awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for optogenetics.
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This one might even interest #ChemSky 🙂