New PhD Candidates
All four 3rd-year students have passed the candidacy exam. Congratulations to Mingfu, Tom D, Lu and Xiaodi!
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Nature Chemistry- A lithium–aluminium heterobimetallic dimetallocene
- Enabling nucleophilic reactivity in molecular calcium fluoride complexes
- Structural basis of the Meinwald rearrangement catalysed by styrene oxide isomerase
- Enantioselective construction of stereogenic-at-sulfur(IV) centres via catalytic acyl transfer sulfinylation
- Deciding the future of adipic acid
- A tetrahedral neptunium(V) complex
- Modular chemoenzymatic synthesis of ten fusicoccane diterpenoids
- Selection of a promiscuous minimalist cAMP phosphodiesterase from a library of de novo designed proteins
- Nature Materials
- Exceptional electronic transport and quantum oscillations in thin bismuth crystals grown inside van der Waals materials
- Accelerating ionizable lipid discovery for mRNA delivery using machine learning and combinatorial chemistry
- Phase segregation and nanoconfined fluid O<sub>2</sub> in a lithium-rich oxide cathode
- Sensitive proton-radiation detectors
- Electric-field-induced multiferroic topological solitons
- Turning powders into fibre via cellulose
- The shape of things
- Slow on, fast off
- Nature Energy
- The effects of corporate investment and public grants on climate and energy startup outcomes
- Rapidly declining costs of truck batteries and fuel cells enable large-scale road freight electrification
- Cost and competitiveness of green hydrogen and the effects of the European Union regulatory framework
- Porous current collector for fast-charging lithium-ion batteries
- Rational design of anti-freezing electrolytes for extremely low-temperature aqueous batteries
- Strengthen the connections
- Enhancing lithium-metal battery longevity through minimized coordinating diluent
- Equitable rooftop photovoltaics deployment
- Nature
- How to kill the ‘zombie’ cells that make you age
- Forestry social science is failing the needs of the people who need it most
- Neglecting sex and gender in research is a public-health risk
- I’m worried I’ve been contacted by a predatory publisher — how do I find out?
- How men evolved to care for babies — before society got in the way
- How does ChatGPT ‘think’? Psychology and neuroscience crack open AI large language models
- Why mathematics is set to be revolutionized by AI
- Standardized metadata for biological samples could unlock the potential of collections
- Balls of lightning and flames from the sky: can science explain?
- Mega study charts how genetic variants affect metabolism
- Africa’s lush tropical forests face a surprising threat: fire
- Interpersonal therapy can be an effective tool against the devastating effects of loneliness
- Real-world plastic-waste success stories can help to boost global treaty
- 2023 summer warmth unparalleled over the past 2,000 years
- Author Correction: Magneto-optics in a van der Waals magnet tuned by self-hybridized polaritons
- AI & robotics briefing: Why AI needs to see the ‘ugly’ side of science
- A DARPA-like agency could boost EU innovation — but cannot come at the expense of existing schemes
- Inequality is bad — but that doesn’t mean the rich are
- The phenomenon of genomic imprinting was discovered 40 years ago
- World’s brightest X-rays: China first in Asia to build next-generation synchrotron
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