There's still time to nominate an outstanding scientist for our Emerging Investigator Lectureship. This award aims to recognise emerging scientists in the early stages of their independent academic career 🏆 📆Deadline 31st Dec. Find more details here: rsc.li/ChemComm-lectu…

Nominations are now open for the Organometallics Distinguished Author Award, recognizing authors of exceptional articles published in 2021 or 2022 that emphasize the importance of organometallic chemistry and have had a profound impact on the field. go.acs.org/37X

Passionate about chemistry lab safety? Come join us at UNC EHS - Chemical Hygiene Manager position open! UNC Environment, Health and Safety #chemsafety #chemjobs unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/246091

A great team, led admirably by Quinton Bruch, uncovering some reactivity that was totally counterintuitive ( at least to me!) and fascinating!

Super excited to share my Schlenk Line tutorial which is now online in Organometallics 🥳 I hope that this tutorial will be a helpful resource to anyone performing or teaching air- and moisture-sensitive techniques! #RealTimeChem #ChemEd #SchlenkLine pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

The moment you've been waiting for: CV Boot Camp 2023 dates announced: June 28-30, 2023! Applications open on March 7! tarheels.live/cvbootcamp/

Lewis Structures and the Bonding Classification of End-on Bridging Dinitrogen Transition Metal Complexes Alex Miller UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry UNC-Chapel Hill American University of Beirut #JACSPerspective #N2 #TSComplexes #Bridging #https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.2c12243#.Y-81mWQ96bs.twitter

Developing this model with Faraj Hasanayn and Pat Holland and Alan Goldman was so much fun! I look at N2 complexes in a whole new way now… excited to see how reconsidering how we draw and classify bridging N2 can lead to new chemistry!

Our lab at EPFL is looking to hire a postdoc to develop new, low-cost cation exchange membranes for redox flow batteries. See details: tinyurl.com/7b875b8z #postdocjobs RT welcome.

Well timed for the Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms GRC starting today! If you can’t make it to Galveston, reading this special issue of Organometallics is the next best thing. Lots of fantastic mechanistic studies to dig into here!

Is your favorite metal in an iPhone? And how does it get there? Must be some nifty sustainable inorganic chemistry underpinning this recycling technology. apple.com/ca/newsroom/20…

We recently revised our group manual for our inert atmosphere gloveboxes. It was a fun team writing exercise which will hopefully make training users and maintaining the boxes easier. Just posted on The Safety Net for those curious how we operate: safetynet.web.unc.edu/home/sops/sop-…

Looking forward to host Prof. Alex Miller Alex Miller from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill this Friday BASF España #ICIQseminar!

Keep an eye on the Bruch group, or better yet consider joining a new team destined for great things! Can’t wait to see what you discover, Quinton Bruch!

Happy 20th birthday to Yandulov and Schrock's report in Science Magazine on catalytic ammonia synthesis from N2 using a molecular catalyst! What a big moment in the field. My favorite part: four isolated intermediates all shown to be equally active. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Vassar chemistry is hiring again! We’re looking for an analytical chemist passionate about teaching and mentoring undergrads through courses, research, and service. Come join the vibrant Vassar community! employment.vassar.edu/postings/3393

Super cool borane catalysis! Keep rocking it SMWH Lab !

SAVE THE DATE! 10th Annual NC Photochem will be on October 7th in Charlotte, NC ⚡️ This is a great one-day symposium for students and faculty of all levels to share their exciting work! Registration is open! #NCPhotochem pages.charlotte.edu/ncphotochem/

OK OK Sidney Hill you can rock it just a little less now, you’re making the rest of us look bad! Just kidding… ROCK ON! 🤘

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