This window is a bit TOO clean!
Here's a view of majestic Osaka city with Tennoji park in the front

Happy to help in building connections between OMU and FSU Chemistry & Biochemistry! There are many talented scientists in both Japan and USA who can benefit from working together and learning from each other. I had so many great discussions already!

A real honor to start the first Science Frontier seminar series at the brand new Chemistry Department building at OMU.
Special thanks to Kamikawa Laboratory for the gracious hospitality, an opportunity to give a course on Stereoelectronic Effects, and many interesting discussions!

Grateful for a chance to finally get to know one of the truly great cities on Earth. Osaka is a home of 19 mln people. It is full of energy but one can still find a quiet spot to enjoy a warm day in spring

If you fly from Tokyo to Osaka, choose a window seat on the right to enjoy this view of Mount Fuji!

Don’t miss the opportunity to showcase your research at our upcoming conference about excited states!
Tomorrow is the LAST DAY to submit your abstract!
Join us in beautiful Croatia!
#chemtwitter #icesaa2024

Let me introduce you to these superstar Carleton College students who have read 200(!) of my papers, distilled them to a lecture, prepared 17 pages of questions, and engaged me in two days of most stimulating discussions!
An extraordinary talented group of young scientists!

As a pioneer, inventor, and visionary, George Whitesides has left an indelible mark on multiple disciplines, bridging the gap between fundamental research and practical applications. Here is an opportunity to honor his outstanding career.

What a view!

And here are two more reasons to visit University of Alberta: get close to one of the first NMR workhorses (60 MHz!) and to meet the true guru of polyalkyne chemistry.
And you can see both of them in this photo!

After continuing to discover for myself the omnipresence of anomeric interactions in chemistry, it was a real treat to visit the Lemieux Chemistry Center at UAlberta!
Many thanks to Tykwinski Research Group for hosting me!
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Looking forward to the full day at the University of Alberta!

Ciao! I made a summary doc of all the #mechanismmonday problems from last year (because I was trying to make sure there wasn’t going to be any repeats in my front-log); please enjoy! #chemtwitter #realtimechem drive.google.com/file/d/1awA8PV…

Carbonyl oxide is a potentially useful O-containing functionality. But what is the best way to make it?
Ivan Yaremenko et al. has a new answer! pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…