Wu Group Students Selected in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Issue
Xiaodi, Damian and Kate Fisher (Fisher Business School) have been selected in the Forbes Magazine 30 under 30 edition for the KAir battery technology and their entrepreneurship!
Daily Archives: January 5, 2015
Nature Chemistry- Dynamic two-dimensional covalent organic frameworks
- Selection of a promiscuous minimalist cAMP phosphodiesterase from a library of de novo designed proteins
- Persistent organonickel complexes as general platforms for C<i>sp</i><sup>2</sup>–C<i>sp</i><sup>3</sup> coupling reactions
- Formylation boosts the performance of light-driven overcrowded alkene-derived rotary molecular motors
- The search for Europan life
- Precision synthesis and closed-loop recycling of ultrahigh-molar-mass cyclic polymers
- Dynamic crystal structure of a molecular framework
- Constructing artificial gap junctions to mediate intercellular signal and mass transport
- Nature Materials
- Driving organic electronics to new heights
- Forming denser glasses on soft substrates
- Bulk van der Waals materials by low-temperature moulding
- Organic mixed ionic–electronic conductors progress at pace
- Rescuing magnetic oscillations by microwave shocks
- Turning powders into fibre via cellulose
- The shape of things
- Slow on, fast off
- Nature Energy
- Strengthen the connections
- Enhancing lithium-metal battery longevity through minimized coordinating diluent
- Equitable rooftop photovoltaics deployment
- Ultralightweight perovskite solar cells for use in drones
- Threshold for degradation
- Outweighing increased efficiency
- Patterned membranes
- Getting a charge out of perovskites
- Nature
- Who’s making chips for AI? Chinese manufacturers lag behind US tech giants
- Daniel Kahneman obituary: psychologist who revolutionized the way we think about thinking
- A quantum solid made of electrons: observing the elusive Wigner crystal
- From multiverses to cities: Books in brief
- France’s research mega-campus faces leadership crisis
- Smarty plants? Controversial plant-intelligence studies explored in new book
- Hunger on campus: why US PhD students are fighting over food
- Mount Etna’s spectacular smoke rings and more — April’s best science images
- Streamlined skull helps foxes take a nosedive
- Changing rainforest to plantations shifts tropical food webs
- Dark energy is tearing the Universe apart. What if the force is weakening?
- Author Correction: Stepwise activation of a metabotropic glutamate receptor
- US National Academies report outlines barriers and solutions for scientist carers
- UTIs make life miserable — scientists are finding new ways to tackle them
- Never mind little green men: life on other planets might be purple
- ‘Orangutan, heal thyself’: First wild animal seen using medicinal plant
- A deconstruction-reconstruction strategy for pyrimidine diversification
- My PI yelled at me and I’m devastated. What do I do?
- Resilience lessons from ancient societies are still relevant today
- Support communities that will lose out in the energy transition
- AAAS: Feed Not Available
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