Ying Jiang just won a prize for her PhD work on dual-arm chemistry robots 🥂. Here is her Digital Discovery paper from last year, well done Ying! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

My new favourite breakfast: eggs with homemade sauerkraut, salsa & chillies

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Enjoyed recently visiting my old Alma mater, Kyoto University, to give a talk for a joint Tongji-Kyoto U symposium. Catching up with familiar faces and reliving good times! Delayed post due to stressing and being stuck in Kyoto from the typhoon that Japan is currently experiencing🌀

📢A Research Fellow position is available in the group of Professor A. I. Cooper FRS to work in a team of scientists funded by the AlChemy. Information/ Apply ➡️tinyurl.com/2xbzu6c7 School of Engineering LivUni School of Physical Sciences A I Cooper group

The aichemyhub web launch is on Thursday - still time to register if you'd like to attend. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council

Our aichemyhub launch is tomorrow - here is the authentic registration site ➡: rb.gy/eww63y (sorry, no bots)

We're looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join our team. If you have an interest in crystal structure prediction and its role in materials discovery, please see the job description: jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r… Apply by 3 Oct. #compchem

The much-anticipated 'Bizarro 35th Anniversary' tour is about to visit Great Britain, France, Germany & Denmark! Read all about that – and our fabulous special guest support band – in our September newsletter: bit.ly/TWPNewsSep24

We're planning a workshop (in-person in Southampton, UK, early 2025) to offer training in our crystal structure prediction code (gitlab.com/mol-cspy/mol-c…). #compchem To judge the level of interest, here is a form to register interest: forms.gle/1pt3ZVWTj7NkFR…

Sisyphus, London 2024

Faraday Discussions meeting #FD_Data is underway! Excited to welcome delegates to Oxford – photo here with committee members Janine George & Nadine Schneider (cc Fernanda Duarte Royal Society of Chemistry Oxford Chemistry)

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