The official Twitter account for the University of Reading telling the Telegraph to jog on is 👌🏻.

Sorry to rain on your parade The Telegraph

1. We haven't issued a denial
2. We aren't cloud seeding in UAE
3. Our weather and climate scientists are providing evidence-based comments to explain what happened
4. Read more from them at rdg.ac/49GVsW3
5. Jog on

✨Celebrating the legacy of Professor Arnold Rheingold, a predominant figure in crystallography, through the beauty and diversity of some of his thousands of structures in the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD).

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#Crystallography #StructuralScience

Check-out our latest addition to ternary endohedral #Zintl_clusters embedding lanthanide ions, thereby outlining how these ions influence cluster formation. Thanks to SFB 1573 4f_for_future DFG public | @[email protected] and European Research Council (ERC) for funding! KIT Karlsruhe Fuxing Pan

I'm very pleased to share our work on the force-controlled release of small molecules with a rotaxane actuator. Published today in nature thanks to the incredible work of Lei Chen and Rob Nixon!

nature.com/articles/s4158…

#OpenAccess The University of Manchester UoM Chemistry

Nothing like a desk-reject to sharpen the mind about what the real message of the article is…

Very easy to get mired in the reasons you find it interesting, not what others might (or should) take away from it.

If it’s also 30% too long that really doesn’t help!

#ChemTwitter

1 April 1957. BBC TV broadcast the famous “April Fool’s Day spaghetti tree hoax” on Panorama, narrated by Richard Dimbleby. At the time, spaghetti was relatively unknown in the UK, with British people unaware that it is made from wheat flour and water.

Very happy to share that my first two first author papers are both now available to read in Angewandte!
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New PhD position available for Sept 2024!
Developing new ways to study #MOF composites with soft matter, in collaboration with Alison Paul (Cardiff) & Thomas Headen & Tristan Youngs (ISIS)

It's going to be a very interdisciplinary PhD and a lot of fun!

findaphd.com/phds/project/s…

A message from Catherine, The Princess of Wales

This trip is less of a hassle than any road journey I’ve ever made from Manchester to London.

The countries are just not comparable. Imagine all of the traffic and hassle you’d experience in 900 miles all rolled into 200 miles. It’s just tiring in a different way.

The American mind can’t grasp that the average road in Devon genuinely looks like this