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Here it is! Congrats to Molly McFadden, Skylar, and Yan Sun on their latest communication appearing in J. Am. Chem. Soc.! Mechanical force enables an anomalous dual ring-opening reaction of #naphthodipyran to generate an unusual dye with near-IR absorption. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

🤩 Congrats to Anna Overholts (The Robb Group) for leading this study now appearing in Nature Chemistry! Our approach enables the mechanically gated formation of DASA dyes/photoswitches for mechanochemical multicolor lithography. rdcu.be/c31t5

If you are interested in polymer mechanochemistry, would like to learn all about the latest work in the field, and share your own research, please come and join us in San Francisco in August ! #ACSFall2023 ACS POLY Division NCCR Bio-Inspired Materials Abstract submission via acs.org/meetings/acs-m…

I had a wonderful visit to RPI Materials Science and Engineering and shared my research and perspectives on #mechanochemistry. Thank you Ed Palermo and RPI Materials Science and Engineering for the seminar invitation. Such a great memory to have so many enjoyable discussions with faculty and students. Beautiful Troy!

The power of force, the art of nature. nature.com/articles/s4155…

It is great to visit Syracuse University Department of Chemistry today and learn about the solid research there. Thank you Steinhardt Lab and Syracuse University Department of Chemistry for the invitation and hosting my visit. Cheers🍻🥂

Chemiluminescence always rocks in my class. Kudos to my students in the Organic Chemistry Lab Clarkson Chemistry and Biomolecular Science Clarkson University. We are on the way to creating a rainbow with organic chemistry! #chemiluminescence #FluorescenceFriday

It is great to have a joint seminar of Clarkson Chemistry and Biomolecular Science and CAMP@Clarkson to wrap up the spring semester. Thank you AJ Boydston for your inspirational talk. It is great to have you Clarkson University.

Just returned from the #Scialog ABI meeting. Being thrilled to be selected as a Scialog Fellow. Great discussions with so many bioimaging friends. Many thanks to Research Corporation for Science Advancement, CZI Science and all the sponsors. Highly hope #Mechanochemistry rocks in future bioimaging techniques.

Tomorrow morning, Thu, Jun 15 at #NERM2023, welcome to the symposium "Ultrasonic and Mechanoresponsive Materials and Applications" at Curry Student Center 440. Join us with speakers Li Jianyu 李剑宇 Chris Puleo | GE Research 🔬🧪 Xiaocun Lu Geoffrey P. Luke Bryan Ranger, PhD and Jeffrey Ruberti.

Tomorrow afternoon, Thu, Jun 15 at #NERM2023, welcome to the symposium "Bioinspired and Biomimetic Materials" at Curry Student Center 440. Join us with speakers Niu group, Shicheng Yang, Jinglin Fu, Halle Redfearn, and Ed Palermo.

Today, Fri, Jun 16 at #NERM2023, welcome to the symposium "Empowering Women in Advanced Polymer and Biomaterials" at Raytheon Auditorium to highlight women researchers in different career stages. Steinhardt Lab Elizabeth Landis, Ying Wang, Lenore Rasmussen and Juana Mendenhall.

Sat, Jun 16 at #NERM2023, welcome to the symposium "Structural Precision and Stimuli-Responsiveness in Polymer and Nanomaterials" at Curry Student Center 440. Join us with speakers Jannika Lauth, Karen Hindricks, Olukayode Majekodunmi, Michael Ploch and Julianne Griepenburg.

I am thrilled to join the #ACS2023 #Polymer #Mechanochemistry symposium. Thank you so much, Robert Göstl, Harm-Anton Klok, Andreas Herrmann, and Jeffrey S. Moore, for your tremendous efforts to put together such a wonderful symposium. Great to see everyone there!

Thrilled to share that the Lu Research Group Clarkson University has received an U.S. National Science Foundation #ERI grant! We highly appreciate U.S. National Science Foundation for this incredible opportunity to advance mechanochemistry in bioimaging applications. nsf.gov/awardsearch/sh…

🎉Exciting milestone for my group at Clarkson University! Congratulations to our first two Ph.D. students, Dr. Nnamdi Ofodum and Dr. Richard Chandradat!🎓Thank you for your diligent work and the wisdom you've brought to our team. All the best in your future chapters. Cheers!🍾