
PostDoc @UniBirmingham and at the Ministry of Silly Walks. Previously @MasseyUni 🇳🇿 @CardiffUni 🏴 MOFs Spectroscopy Batteries
Birmingham, England
Joined March 2018
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Inflatable Crystals! The many facets of crystallography.
nature.com/articles/s41563-0…
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We are currently looking for a postdoc (organic synthesis) to start winter 2026 or sooner @Meanwell_Lab #ChemPostdoc #ChemTwitter. Email [email protected] with your CV and research summary. Only successful candidates will be contacted.
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When I was a paediatric resident way back between 2002 and 2005, I used to dread the monsoons and the post monsoons period! Why? Children used come with seizures, altered sensorium, and raised intracranial pressure, and would die like flies! Those who survived, would have neurological deficits, seizures for ever!
It does not happen anymore!
What was the GAME CHANGER?
A vaccine! Japanese encephalitis vaccine!
Japanese encephalitis is a mosquito borne disease caused by a virus. There is no treatment, but vaccine can prevent it completely! It is endemic in many parts of our country and the rest of Asia! So, it is important for you to discuss with the child's paediatrician, especially if you are living in an endemic area, or if you are going to travel out of your place which is not endemic for Japanese encephalitis.
Parents, always take an informed decision about child's health.
In the era of Social media, always we need to remember
*Do not see who gives the message. See what is the evidence on which the message is based.* That differentiates fact from fiction
*Popular is not necessarily true*
*Popular is not necessarily right*
"You are at a position where you are going to take decisions for your child. You have the responsibility to take the right ones. Let those decisions be well informed rational decisions.
*Quick checklist for Parents- check the credibility of Medical information*
Before trusting a medical claim or recommendation, check:
1. Is the claim based on a study, not just anecdote or “expert said so”?
2. Was it a large, well-designed trial or a meta-analysis?
3. Did they report both benefits and harms (side effects)?
4. Are participants similar to my child / family (age, region, health)?
5. Is the benefit big enough (not just “statistically significant”)?
6. Was the follow-up period adequate?
7. Has it been replicated by other studies or trusted bodies (WHO, national guidelines)?
8. Who funded or promoted the study — is there a conflict of interest?
9. Does it make sense in my context — cost, access, monitoring?
If the answer is “yes” to most of these, the evidence is more trustworthy. Check with your trusted doctor and proceed
If “no” or “don’t know,” proceed cautiously, or wait for better evidence. Talk to your doctor to clear your doubts.
#Japaneseencephalitis #vaccine #mosquitoes #virus #endemic #seizures #raisedintracranialpressure #alteredsensorium
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After about 20 months (😱!) of peer review process, our paper on DTE photoswitches is finally out in the @angew_chem journal 💪😀 The general kinetic model of ring opening and closing reactions is presented.
doi.org/10.1002/anie.2025145…
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Light-Induced Palladium(IV)–Carbon Bond Homolysis | Journal of the American Chemical Society pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
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A neural network promises to improve the fidelity of crystal structure databases for metal–organic frameworks (MOF) by detecting and classifying structural errors.
chemistryworld.com/news/neur…
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Förster resonance energy transfer enables efficient, noncovalent chiral recognition in solid-state systems when host and guest share the same chirality
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Turn-On Conductivity with Proton-Coupled Electron Transport in Metal–Organic Frameworks dx.doi.org/10.1021/jacs.5c14…
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🔬 The Supramolecular Organic Chemistry Group is looking for motivated candidates interested in joining a 4-year PhD program starting in the 2026/2027 academic year.
Our research focuses on:
🧩 Molecular cage chemistry
🔗 The chemistry of mechanically interlocked molecules
If you are fascinated by complex molecular architectures and would like to develop your skills in a dynamic, interdisciplinary research environment - we’d love to hear from you!
📧 Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Bartosz via email.
@uniwroc @WCh_UWr @NCN_PL
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Sir, @narendramodi and @jpnaddaoffice @fssai @mohfw, it's a national shame that FSSAI has consented to the request by JNTL(the Indian subsidiary of Kenvue which is a spin off of Johnson and Johnson) for a stay order to dispose of it's stock of high sugar ORSL!
Sir, not only now, in future also, except WHO recommended formula ORS, no sachet or tetrapack should be allowed in the pharmacies(including online), hospitals, and schools, as far as rehydrating medicines are concerned. ORS should never be allowed to be used on the labels except for WHO Recommended Formula ORS even if these liquids are being sold in the supermarkets and quick commerce platforms only! Trusting that you will ensure the October 15th order is implemented with urgency!
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A Reductive Mechanochemical Approach Enabling Direct Upcycling of Fluoride from Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) into Fine Chemicals | Journal of the American Chemical Society pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
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We're looking for a postdoctoral researcher with a strong background in Organic Chemistry to join our Clip-Off Chemistry team!
Think that’s you? Find more details and apply here 👉 jobs.icn2.cat/job-openings/7…
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We’re hiring a postdoc in collaboration with J&J! The position will be split between our lab and J&J’s Spring House site. We’re looking for someone with a strong chemistry background ideally with expertise in photochemistry and developing photocatalysts.
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Deciphering Spin-Governed Dual Emissions in TTM Diradicaloids: Unraveling the Interplay of Singlet and Triplet Fluorescence Pathways | Journal of the American Chemical Society pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
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Boosting the Brightness of Covalent Organic Frameworks by Integration of Dual-Docking Luminogens with Aggregation-Induced Emission Effect | Journal of the American Chemical Society pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
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Checkout this work by Shayan, Soubhik, Shamim, and Abhishek on Tunable Mechanics and Energetics in Structurally Diverse TNPG Based Metal Organic Frameworks. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
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Photoswitching Conduction in Framework Materials advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley…
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This is very sad and sorry for the loss. He was only 42.
But I want to address (from a scientific standpoint), the major concern in the comments section about sudden cardiac deaths in "healthy-looking muscular/masculine" powerful body-builders.
Please be informed that "looking like a beast" does not equate to being "healthy".
The heart of an elite bodybuilder operates under a state of chronic, high demand that is fundamentally different from that of a healthy, non-athletic individual or even an endurance athlete.
Cardiac death in a heavily muscled bodybuilder is the terminal outcome of a systemic failure.
The strain of extreme muscle mass: the body itself becomes a burden on the heart.
The heart gets thicker, but not healthier: just like lifting weights makes your biceps bigger, this constant strain makes the heart muscle thicker. This is called hypertrophy. But this isn't a good thing for the heart. The walls of the heart's main pumping chamber get thick and stiff. A stiff heart can't relax properly to fill with blood between beats. It becomes an inefficient pump.
The damage from steroids: Anabolic steroids directly attack the heart and blood vessels causing heart muscle damage and scarring and worsening lipid profile that clogs arteries and steroids often cause the body to retain salt and water, increasing the volume of blood in your arteries and driving up blood pressure.
The problem of thick blood: High testosterone levels (due to supplement use) can change the very nature of the blood, making it thick and dangerous (testosterone use can boost haemoglobin and red blood cells). This overproduction of red blood cells makes the blood physically thicker and more viscous, like trying to pump syrup through a straw instead of water. Most times, during exertion, thick blood reduces flow to heart and brain which can result in sudden fatal events. This is one reason why those on testosterone supplements are advised to check haemoglobin levels and remove blood to keep the blood thin for easy flow.
Just to make sure you know, the cardiac events in young body builders like this man here is not due to whey protein, creatine or Covid vaccines given in 2019.
#BREAKING: Famous bodybuilder and Punjabi actor Varinder Ghuman passed away today. The cause of death is reported to be cardiac arrest.
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BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 #NobelPrize in Chemistry to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi “for the development of metal–organic frameworks.”





















