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My 5th 1st author is out in Chemical Science Journal. This is accepted version for interesting readers. #MyFirstChemSci2024 https://lnkd.in/eCNNDx4t The beauty of Oleylammonium fluride to improve the optical properties and stability of blue-emitting, colloidal 2D CsPbBr3 NPL. An evidence of the presence of Shallow Trap States and its location from our side. Congratulations to my co-authors @Abhijit Dutta ABIR LAL BOSE for their respective help. Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Royal Society of Chemistry

After a hard work and a succesfull collaboration between Prof. Martin Hulla's research group and ours, our work has been just published at the Chemical Science Journal of the Royal Society of Chemistry! Congrats to all the authors who made it possible! Please, find it online at https://lnkd.in/d-nuhsFe -------------------------------------------------------- Luego de mucho trabajo y una fructífera colaboración entre el grupo de investigación del Prof Martin Hulla y el nuestro, nuestro trabajo ha sido recientemente publicado en la Chemical Science Journal de la Royal Society of Chemistry! Felicitaciones a todos los autores que hicieron este trabajo posible! Pueden encontrarlo online en el siguiente link: https://lnkd.in/d-nuhsFe

https://lnkd.in/grN3ZrY3 Our deep dive into #RareEarth alkyls with Dow is just out Chemical Science Journal. We hope to make #catalysts that are better for new materials and for the environment from them. Jerzy Klosin Sudipta Pal Philip Fontaine Elias Tanuhadi Anna Bair Jaden Lara. University of California, Berkeley, College of Chemistry, Berkeley Lab. #ChemSci, #ChemicalScience, #InnovationByDesign, #InOurElement, #TeamDow, #SeekTogether.

My 5th 1st author is out in Chemical Science Journal. This is accepted version for interesting readers. #MyFirstChemSci2024 https://lnkd.in/eCNNDx4t The beauty of Oleylammonium fluride to improve the optical properties and stability of blue-emitting, colloidal 2D CsPbBr3 NPL. An evidence of the presence of Shallow Trap States and its location from our side. Congratulations to my co-authors @Abhijit Dutta ABIR LAL BOSE for their respective help. Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Royal Society of Chemistry

Check out this week’s #ChemSci Picks by Thomas Basché et al. (Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz) titled: "Suppressing non-radiative relaxation in a NIR single photon emitter: The impact of deuteration and temperature." In this manuscript, Thomas Basché et al. study the impact of deuteration and temperature on the emission properties of dibenzoterrylene (DBT) by bulk and single molecule spectroscopy. Based on simple photophysical modelling, the authors clarify how internal conversion (IC) affects the single molecule emission rate. It is then shown that deuteration of DBT leads to a concomitant increase of the fluorescence lifetime and quantum yield by up to 60 %. This clear deuterium isotope effect points to a significant contribution of C-H-vibrations in the IC process. The solvent-dependent changes of the IC rate of hydrogenated and deuterated compounds were found to follow the predictions of the energy gap law in the weak coupling limit, supported by the very weak temperature dependence of the IC rate between 5 and 300 K. The authors believe that their results not only shed light onto non-radiative relaxation of a topical polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, but also pave the way to single molecule quantum emitters with high emission yields in the NIR. You can read the work here, in full and for free: https://lnkd.in/euD6iPdQ

One of our users has published an awe-inspiring scientific article. Great work, Mariusz Radon!

Wrapping up the final day of the ChemComm 60-year celebration series at the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science. We are deeply grateful to our vibrant community in the East for making this event so enriching—full of learning, knowledge exchange, meaningful connections, and more. A perfect ending to a memorable journey!” Ajit Kumar S. | Richard Kelly | Aparna Ganguly | Aayushi Arora | ChemComm Journal | Sandeep Verma | Suhrit Ghosh | Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science | Shweta Bhagat | #ChemComm60 #ChemistryCommunity #RSCIndia #ScienceInIndia

Don't miss Hugh O’Neill and Anne-Frances Miller et al.'s recent article #ChemSciCovers "Extended conformations of bifurcating electron transfer flavoprotein constitute up to half the population, possibly mediating conformational change" https://lnkd.in/evpAsysG Image reproduced by permission of Phoenix Pleasant (Graphic Artist) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL).

Issue 45 is here! ?? Our front cover this week features Yosuke Demizu et al ?? 'Strategic design of GalNAc-helical peptide ligands for efficient liver targeting' ?? https://lnkd.in/eCqhE6KN #ChemSciCovers

The first #ChemSciReviewers for the November edition is Amy Fraley from ETH Zürich ?? You can read all about what Amy enjoys about reviewing and much more here: ?? https://ow.ly/vkzT50MNmC7