Congratulations to Jamie who received the Flash Talk Award (sponsored by Chemistry Select) at the ISySyCat 2017 meeting in Évora, Portugal.
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Congratulations to Alex
Many congratulation to Alex for being awarded a prestigious RSC mobility grant to support his placement at the University of California, Berkeley working in Prof. Hartwig’s group.
SYNFACTS Highlights
Many thanks to Editorial Board of SYNFACTS for selecting our publication Activation of Earth-Abundant Metal Catalysts Using Sodium tert-Butoxide as highlights in Synthetic Organic Chemistry. (Synfacts 2017, 13, 0859)
Joseph Black Conference
Well done to Jon & Jamie for giving two excellent oral presentations and Riaz & Alex for presenting their amazing posters in Joseph Black Conference.
Massive congratulations to Jamie for winning the best talk and Alex for winning the best poster in catalysis and synthesis section.
Organic Firbush Trip
Well done to Jingying, Joanne and Nate for presenting great posters in Organic Firbush. Congratulations to Jingying for winning the best poster prize.
Welcome Liam
A warm welcome to Liam! He has joined the group in collaboration with Prof. Jason Love.
Congratulations to Jingying and Jamie
Congratulations to Jingying and Jamie whose work has been published in Chemical Communications. This paper covers a bipyridiyl–oxazoline cobalt catalyst has been developed for the Markovnikov selective hydroboration of vinylarenes.
The paper can be viewed here.
Congratulations to Jamie
Well done to Jamie for presenting his work at the 28th SCI regional postgraduate symposia on novel organic chemistry in Aberdeen. Jamie’s talk was awarded second place amongst extremely high-quality and tough competition. Good Job!
Congratulations to Jamie
Well done to Jamie for winning the prize for best poster at the Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson Dalton Poster Symposium 2017. Jamie’s prize was presented by Dr Andrew Shore (executive editor @ Dalton Transactions).
Many Congratulations to Jamie
Well done to Jamie, who has been selected from hundreds of applicants to present his work in Parliament on Monday 13th March at the ‘STEM for Britain’ event. Jamie’s research has been entered into the chemistry session of the competition, which will end in a gold, silver and bronze prize-giving ceremony.
