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Weiying's article appears in Nature Communications

Submitted by pkennepohl
on Mon, 24/09/2018 - 10:11

Identifying the missing link in catalyst transfer polymerization

graphical representation of Weiying's Nature Comm. article

Weiying's article on the identification and characterization of important Ni(0) thiophene species has now appeared in Nature Communications.

Chantal successfully defends her thesis!

Submitted by pkennepohl
on Wed, 19/09/2018 - 10:24

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Chantal relaxing after defending her thesis!

Congrats to Chantal for successfully defending her doctoral dissertation. There are some minor corrections to be made before final submission, but it will soon be Dr. Mustoe!

Thanks Usman!

Submitted by pkennepohl
on Tue, 28/08/2018 - 08:50

RISE Scholar Usman Jamshed (2nd from right) has gone back to McMaster University after a great summer at UBC. He finished the summer by going to Montreal and giving a detailed and exuberant talk at the 2018 RISE Conference.

Thanks Peter!

Submitted by pkennepohl
on Mon, 20/08/2018 - 08:26

Peter Morris wasn't at UBC for long - a brief 6 weeks on exchange from Liverpool - but we hope he had a good time.

Square planar d10 complexes - really?

Submitted by pkennepohl
on Wed, 06/06/2018 - 15:46

We are pleased that our latest contribution is now available on the ChemRXiv. Weiying and Shirin's contribution, in collaboration with the Love Group, is a rather voluminous piece of work that looks at Ni(0) π-complexes and it is possible for a d10 complex to support a rigid square planar geometry.

Thank you Kerstin!

Submitted by pkennepohl
on Wed, 07/02/2018 - 12:52

We are sad to see Kerstin leave the group to go back to Germany. It has been an eventful few months and her contributions have been really excellent. Thanks for all of your hard work and we wish you all the best in the completion of your studies in München!

 

 

 

First group submission to ChemRXiv

Submitted by pkennepohl
on Thu, 04/01/2018 - 13:41

ChemRxiv has been around for a little while, providing the chemistry community with its own preprint service allowing for direct distribution of manuscript drafts without relying on publishers.

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