Tag: Chemistry

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  Scientific research is hard …so you have to enjoy it!

  Today we’re talking to Tim Donohoe, Professor of Chemistry at the University of Oxford and Editor of Tetrahedron Letters. What are your research interests/describe a typical working day “I research organic chemistry in the broadest sense, but am particularly interested in total synthesis and catalysis.” Tim leads a research team of 16-20 people, a mixture…

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  Christian DeFeo

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  December 5, 2017

  2–4 minutes

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  Open for Submissions: the 2017 Reaxys PhD Prize

  Today marks an important day in the chemistry calendar: the launch of the 2017 Reaxys PhD Prize! From now until March 13, talented and ambitious chemistry PhD students from all around the world will be sending their submissions, all hoping to show the Review Board that they deserve a place on the list of finalists.…

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  Christian DeFeo

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  January 9, 2017

  2–3 minutes

• JoVE Guest Blog Post – Visualising Scientific Experiments

  This is the first in a series of guest posts from JoVE, the Journal of Visualized Experiments. Each month we’ll be featuring a different peer-reviewed video article with insights from their team. Like Mendeley, JoVE is using technology to make science more open, and we were really happy to have their Director of Marketing Rachel…

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  Alice Bonasio

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  October 9, 2013

  4–7 minutes

• Mendeley Investor Sponsors Annual Science Academy Prizes

  Leonard Blavatnik – the Ukrainian-born billionaire from Access Industries who was one of the biggest investors in Mendeley before the acquisition by Elsevier in April – is continuing the trend of investing in research by backing the New York Academy of Sciences’ annual prizes for young scientists. Tamar Lewin reported in a recent New York…

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  Alice Bonasio

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  June 10, 2013

  2–3 minutes