I’m at #MRE2024 this week with IDTechEx, covering circular critical materials! Excited to learn about the latest innovations in material processing, supply, and circular economies.

Key Insights from LOPEC 2024: IDTechEx
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I’ll be presenting my first free-to-attend webinar for IDTechEx on the evolving value proposition and growth opportunities of printed and flexible sensors. If you’re interested in learning more about the applications of printed sensor technology, register below:

This month I attended LOPEC to see the latest printed and flexible electronics technologies in action. From vehicle electrification to sustainably and e-waste, there was a lot to take in. I summarise three key takeaways from the event in the article below:

I will be attending LOPEC with IDTechEx this week to hear the latest updates in flexible, organic and printed electronics! Our latest report, Printed and Flexible Sensors 2024-2034, evaluates the $960M opportunity for printed sensor technologies IDTechEx.com/flexsensors

#PhDone 🎉 thrilled to have passed my PhD viva this week with minor corrections! It is surreal that this is the end of my journey in Oxford, but I couldn’t be happier with my time here and for all of the friends I’ve been lucky enough to make along the way

Happy to share that today I start my new role as a Technology Analyst at IDTechEx 🎉 I’m excited to join the team and for the opportunity to continue working within technology commercialisation.

Delighted to be selected as one of the winners of the Jamie Ferguson innovation awards! It was an insightful experience to reframe and pitch my research from a commercial perspective. I’d like to thank Roger and Brendan at Oxford University Innovation for their mentorship.

🏆 Meet the winners of the Jamie Ferguson Chemistry Innovation Awards 2023! Oxford University Innovation

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Hannah wasn’t impressed that we accidentally wore IKEA colours to IKEA 🙃 #excusemesirwherearethemeatballs

Congratulations to the Nanoscale Horizons, Nanoscale, Nanoscale Advances, Chemical Communications and Chemical Science poster prize winners from #NaNaX10 🏆 Christine Fiedler, Oleksandra Yeromina 🇺🇦, Dietger Van den Eynden, Ezat Kheradmand and Jack Howley! Find out more 👉 blogs.rsc.org/nh/2023/09/07/…

Excited to see my work with Goicoechea Group on Ge=P and Sn=P double bonds out now in Chemistry. Thanks to everyone in the Goicoechea group, especially Joey, Diana Temer and Eric Yang for their help.

Want to see what happens when you use a new inorganic functional group for the synthesis of interlocked molecules? Check out Alex’s (Alex Mapp) superb work in Angewandte Chemie!

Part of an exciting collaboration with Paul Beer. Supported by OxICFM.

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What a conference! Thoroughly enjoyed my time at #NaNaX10 and would like to thank the organisers for looking after us all so well. I am also grateful to have been selected as a poster prize winner - I’m proud to have our work recognised amongst these other great presenters!

Come check out my work developing bench stable phosphorus precursors to InP QDs tonight at #nanax10 (Poster 8)!

Arrived in Vienna for #nanax10 and I can’t wait for the week packed with cool nanoscience! I will be sharing some of my work in Tuesday’s poster session 😁

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⏰ One week to go! All welcome to attend our 'Global Challenges in Inorganic chemistry' virtual conference on 14th June. We've got talks lined up from four great speakers so register now to hear about their research! eventbrite.co.uk/e/global-chall…

There are still slots for poster presentations at The 5th ERC Grantees Conference: From Dynamic and Active Materials to #Supramolecular Catalysis. Registration ends in < 2 weeks. erc-grantees.chem.ed.ac.uk #chemtwitter

New Hot article from Jason Davis and first author Daohe Yuan from Oxford Chemistry 🔥🔥

'Ultrahigh magnetic resonance contrast switching with water gated polymer–silica nanoparticles' 🔓

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