Jess Pancholi

🧊The August issue of Trends in Chemistry is out today!🧊
Thanks to @vtemarticent.bsky.social and colleagues for the great cover article and artwork!
Read the full issue at www.cell.com/trends/chemi...

Oh I’ve only just seen this!!! I should log on here more…

You can read this cover article and many more in the full June 2025 issue here: www.cell.com/trends/chemi...
💡Don't forget, if you're interested in contributing an article to a future issue of Trends in Chemistry, you can get in touch with @jesspanch.bsky.social via the journal homepage.

The June 2025 cover of Trends in Chemistry, illustrated by Bernetta Soh, depicts a multicolour space-fill depiction of nanographene with some mechanochemistry instrumentation, on a black background.

The June issue of Trends in Chemistry is online now!

This month's cover was designed by Bernetta Soh to reflect the Forum article in this issue from Mihaiela Stuparu at Nanyang Technological University on the mechanochemical synthesis of nanographenes: www.cell.com/trends/chemi...

Research Fellow - School of Chemistry - 105878 - Grade 7 To create and contribute to the creation of knowledge by undertaking a specified range of activities within an established research programme and/or specific research project.

We have a 3-year postdoc position available, starting in October, to work on molecular capsules for catalysis. Click on the link below to apply! 👇 Happy to have informal chats about the post - send me an email. Application deadline 6 July. edzz.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candid... #chemsky

📖 Check out the full May 2025 issue here (including our double Mechanism of the Month feature!): www.cell.com/trends/chemi...

💡If you have an idea for a contribution to Trends in Chemistry, you can get in touch with our editor @jesspanch.bsky.social, or via the journal homepage.

🌈🔆The May issue of TRECHEM is here!
Glorious cover, great reviews - hope you enjoy this month's articles 😍

We've got some great articles at Trends in Chemistry (yes, I'm biased!) but this short article from David Leboeuf at CNRS-Strasbourg is a recent highlight. Read this thoughtfully written Forum article on synthetic chemistry's "magic solvent" at the link below! ⬇️ #chemsky
@unistra.fr

Recently, there’s been a lot of discussion about diversity in science.
However, disability/chronic conditions has been absent.
In response, Trends in Ecology & Evolution is publishing a series of interviews with ecologists and evolutionary biologists who are disabled or have a chronic condition.

Screwdriver appearing to adjust an LED light as the cover art for the journal front page

🔧💡The April issue of Trends in Chemistry is online now!💡🔧
This month's cover highlights the Forum article in this issue from Lukas Naimovičius and Andrew Pun @andrewbpun.bsky.social, and it's free to read as an #OpenAccess article!
www.cell.com/trends/chemi...

This article comes from the first German-Indian International Research Training Group (IRTG) collaboration between University of Würzburg and IISER Thiruvananthapuram on Photoluminescence in Supramolecular Matrices @irtg2991.bsky.social
www.uni-wuerzburg.de/irtg2991/

Really excited to share the first Feature Review of 2025 🌟
A huge thank you to Frank Würthner and Mahesh Hariharan for sharing a comprehensive resource for the community with Trends in Chemistry!
@wuerthnergroup.bsky.social @irtg2991.bsky.social

💡You can read the whole March 2025 issue here ⬇️, with some great Reviews, Forum articles, a Spotlight and Mechanism of the Month article!
www.cell.com/trends/chemi...
If you have an idea for an exciting review article for 2025, get in touch with @jesspanch.bsky.social ✉️

⚽Winning teams only in the latest issue of Trends in Chemistry, online now!
Our cover article comes from Dr Cheng Qian and team (Donghua University) on recent advances in isomeric COF research, free to read this month as our Featured Article:
www.cell.com/trends/chemi...

The algorithm delivers even on Bluesky haha

A small bouquet of yellow, purple, lilac and pink blooms

It was my birthday yesterday! Got some cute springtime flowers, a kilogram of pasta (not a lie), a giant box of brownies and my all time fave Crosstown Doughnuts.
Plus, spring sunshine is here! 🩷☀️

🚨PhD available - UK home fees ONLY🚨 we will shortly be advertising for a fully-funded PhD studentship (fees + stipend) to work in our group on molecular capsules. For informal enquiries send me an email including your CV. Retweets appreciated! Full details to come soon.

Thanks so much to @jamesabull.bsky.social and team for this great review, online now and #OpenAccess! @imperialchemistry.bsky.social

Fingers crossed all our new articles will be posted as soon as they are online to the Trends in Chemistry Bluesky account going forwards! Follow along for all the latest reviews and highlights from our journal 💙 @cp-trendschem.bsky.social

New issue of TRECHEM out now! Thank you so much to all the authors and contributors as always... if you'd like to be one of them, I'd love to hear from you!

Nessa Carson on LinkedIn: Chemistry Data Summer Internship Are you, or do you know, a passionate chemistry or chemical engineering undergraduate in the UK looking for a non-lab-based summer internship (aimed at 3rd…

Hi friends, we are hiring for a non-lab-based undergraduate summer intern! Paid position, for students who can be based in UK. Please share with those who may find it relevant! #AZProud #chemjobs #ukchemjobs #chemsky 🧪
www.linkedin.com/posts/nessac...

must avoid the mozzarella phase!! 🧀

Come join our lab @crick.ac.uk and KCL - looking for a Chemical Biologist, ideally with experience of assay design, to lead our chemical biology work, collaborating across my group, and driving forward basic and translational projects tinyurl.com/4h732e22 closes 23/2! 24-month post initially

I’ve never seen this before but I also never want to hear that song again haha

I’m also really not interested in being on socials anywhere at the moment - everything everywhere just feels bleak.
And I know it’s a privilege to be able to turn off!!! But I literally just want a brain break from the constant doom and horror noise.

Welcoming all pasta recipes instead! 🍝

I’ll use my tiny space to say that science is fundamental to a better future for us all and ANYONE who doesn’t support this & tells you otherwise is a hack.
I really hope that collective organisation, protest & action will keep making a positive difference for all who need it! 🌍🌎🌏

Come and join my new group! We have two funded PhD positions available in the areas of supramolecular chemistry and polymer nanotechnology. See fieldengroup.net for more details! Reposts much appreciated!

And of course, If you have an idea for a review, opinion or spotlight article, get in touch with our editor @jesspanch.bsky.social via our Presubmission page - we're always looking for new perspectives from across the #chemsky community!
www.cell.com/trends/chemi...

🗓️🌟Happy new year from Trends in Chemistry! Our January issue is out now, and we're spiralling into the universe of polyoxovanadate-protein interactions. Our cover article from Antonello Merlino and colleagues is free to read for this month at the following link: www.cell.com/trends/chemi...