Watch the award presentation from Frances Separovic. She is honored for her inspiring service to BPS, her ambassadorship of biophysics internationally, and for working to encourage greater participation of women at all levels of science and engineering ow.ly/42YC50QywIA

Thank you Australian Academy of Science. I thank Lorne Proteins and Biophysical Society for this wonderful recognition.

Congratulations Professor Frances Separovic - richly deserved recognition!

Excellent review by Marcus Baumann and Steven Ley on flow chemistry approaches to reaction discovery. Baumann Research Group

It was a pleasure to host Prof. Constantinos Athannasopoulos visiting us from the The University of Patras as an Erasmus+ Fellow. Delivered a beautiful lecture today and looking forward to building new collaborations, and partnerships! University of Patras Science at Melbourne School of Chemistry | University of Melbourne

Outstanding lecture by Albert Fahrenbach Albert Fahrenbach discussing origin of life chemistry and his group’s discoveries on autocatalytic reaction networks that produce nucleotide precursors. Thought provoking (and cool) work! Thanks for visiting Albert. School of Chemistry | University of Melbourne Science at Melbourne

science.unimelb.edu.au/about/news/reg… We’re proud of Tayla’s achievements as an Amgen Scholar and Westpac Future Leader! As a PhD candidate in our lab, Tayla is investigating the discovery of new reactions for sustainable chemical synthesis. A bright future awaits.. School of Chemistry | University of Melbourne Science at Melbourne

Our latest pre-print is up on ChemRxiv! We made a photoswitchable cage that can catalyse a Michael addition reaction. The cage (and catalysis) can be switched reversibly ON/OFF with visible light. Comments, corrections, and suggestions are very welcome! doi.org/10.26434/chemr…

Our new approach to enantioconvergent reactions is available Nature Chemistry. We hope the community finds it interesting and we’re excited to see how others might be able to exploit this concept! nature.com/articles/s4155… #Stereochemistry #AsymmetricSynthesis #Enantioconvergent

Today we bid a farewell to Josè José Forni who will be starting a new role with the Flow Chemistry team at CSIRO. We’ll miss you mate, but equally excited about your new career ahead. Congratulations!

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A multigram-scale electrosynthesis is equal parts mesmerising, exciting and unnerving. Good luck Tayla!

An outstanding profile story of Anastasia who joins us from Athens in Greece to complete a Master of Science in our lab School of Chemistry | University of Melbourne Science at Melbourne We’re excited to be part of Anastasia’s research journey here in Melbourne. Welcome to the team!

Getting my #chemistry fix at the University of Melbourne Science at Melbourne School of Chemistry | University of Melbourne CSIRO flow chemistry symposium with the GRAMS delegation from Japan Osaka University Anastasios Polyzos . SJ Williams making a good case for #vegemite as a key ingredient providing umami to Japanese cuisine!

It was an honour to host the Symposium on Flow Chemistry, Automation and Microreactor Synthesis in collaboration with the Group for Research on Automated Flow and Microreactor Synthesis (GRAMS), Kinka Chemical Society, Japan. We’re building collaborative links with academic and

Excited to share our latest work on the electroreductive coupling of alkenes and heterocycles with aliphatic aldehydes. We can now access Prins-type dearomative couplings with heterocyclic compounds via c-c radical anions! Check it out here: chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxi… Congrats to

The week is complete - post group meeting debrief downtown. And welcome to 3rd year project students, Ann and Cat!