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New PhD position available for Sept 2024! Developing new ways to study #MOF composites with soft matter, in collaboration with Alison Paul (Cardiff) & Thomas Headen & Tristan Youngs (ISIS) It's going to be a very interdisciplinary PhD and a lot of fun! findaphd.com/phds/project/s…

Hey hey! I'm back! 👋🏻 Quick FYI, I'll be attending the #CST24 symposium at the Royal Society of Chemistry in London on Wednesday – if you're going too, drop me a DM 📷 I'd love to chat about upcoming papers and potential #scicomm stories. #RealTimeChem #ChemTwitter

Check out this amazing opportunity! 👀👇

So March has been a bit mad but amazing - 3 new doctors!!! So happy and so proud of all of them - James (Dr Barclay), Jules (Dr Grelli), and Callum (Dr Begg) - so happy to have been there on your scientific adventures - can’t wait to see all the amazing things you do next :)

Finally, after 5 years working on it with Stefan Borsley and Dave Leigh, here is our review on ratchet mechanisms in molecular machines and beyond onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/an…. This started out as the intro to my report for my first year of PhD

Five years in the making with Ben Roberts 🇪🇺 and Dave Leigh! Out now in Angewandte Chemie, find out how to give chemistry direction with our comprehensive review on Molecular Ratchets: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/an… A brief description in the tread below.

Ben Roberts 🇪🇺 Dave Leigh And see here for Ben Roberts 🇪🇺’s own take!

How do you make low-symmetry molecular organic cages using symmetrical building blocks? In new work out in Chemical Science we exploit “conformational autodesymmetrisation” to do just that. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

In wonderful Osaka for the 10th Catalysis and Sensing for our Environment (CASE) symposium. Looking forward to talking about some of the synthesis we have been doing!

2024 PhD recruitment ad now up on FindAPhD: tinyurl.com/59ayed5z PhD - Enhanced stipend (£26k tax free) at The Crick and King's Chemistry to work on Tunable Metal-Peptidic Cages for de novo enzyme formation and Drug Delivery! McTernan Group See tinyurl.com/3zdhmc7r for more!

I'm excited to be joining the editorial team at Early Popular Visual Culture as a special issues editor. Current special issue on British silents, more coming soon tandfonline.com/toc/repv20/22/…

Happy to share some recent work on a dynamic kinetic asymmetric transformation just out in Chemical Science with Andrew Smith. Well done everyone involved, especially Aífe (now in Manchester Greaney Group)! #compchem ADS Group St Andrews School of Chemistry pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

I found an application for my research

Molecular Ratchets and Kinetic Asymmetry: Giving Chemistry Direction (Benjamin M. W. Roberts and co-workers) #AngewandteReview #openaccess Dave Leigh onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/an…

Thank you to Durham Chemistry (particularly VerletNet and Jonathan Steed) for trying to help and bridge this gap. I’m now able to buy some equipment that’ll transform my efficiency in the lab. Happy days!

A new element makes its way into the Watson Group repertoire! Check out our first foray into the world of germanium in the context of CuAAC chemistry, in collaboration with Burley Research Group! The pre-print is available here on ChemRxiv: chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxi…

BREAKING: Just under 500,000 people have registered to vote today. If we can get an additional 125,000 people registered by 23:59, we will break the record for the highest number of registrations in one day. #RegisterToVote gov.uk/register-to-vo…

Just published! 🥳 Our review covers the extensive solid form landscape of carbamazepine and discusses fundamental questions in the field, using the well-studied drug as an example. Please check it out! Aurora, Jonathan Steed, Durham Chemistry pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Amazing effort led by Dr Amy Hall on a compound I love. 😊

So happy to secure 1.4M£ for the project ChloroCat - Unlocking metal-chloride bonds for data-driven stereoselective catalysis! A big shoutout to my project partner Dr Jolene Reid at UBC, and to amazing colleagues at DurhamChemistry and beyond for help during the application!