Today I celebrated Fraser in a small way by dining at an Australian cafe near his NU-Chicago office and ordering poached pears (on pancakes), one of the special desserts he liked making for group gatherings at his Evanston home. And I echo the words, Thanks Fraser for everything!
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As tributes pour in for Fraser Stoddart from around the world, we add our sympathy and love to Ali and all his family, friends, students and collaborators.
Read his reflection in @ChemistryWorld, on the whirlwind experience of becoming a Nobel laureate
chemistryworld.com/opinion/f…
I will miss Fraser a great deal. Today marks 17 years since I became his personal assistant, and what a run it has been! We worked hard and also loved to joke around a wee bit. Best job I could ever have hoped for.
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What a terrible loss. I had the good fortune of meeting him during my postdoc at UC-Berkeley. At Birmingham then, at dinner he lambasted British higher ed – ALWAYS opinionated, and usually correct. A giant of supramolecular and novel aromatic chemistry – may he rest in peace.
With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Sir Fraser Stoddart, Nobel Laureate and cherished member of @NorthwesternU. His groundbreaking contributions transformed the field of #chemistry and inspired countless scientists worldwide.
➡️ bit.ly/stoddart-in-memoriam
Colleagues, Students, Postdocs, Collaborators and Friends of Sir Fraser Stoddart @sirfrasersays: I am writing with the sad news that Fraser passed away suddenly on 31 Dec (Australia time) while on holiday with family. No details yet on any services.
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Researchers from @NorthwesternU have investigated charge transfer dynamics in supramolecular tessellations, exemplified by the tris(naphthalenediimide)-pyrene co-crystal CSD entry SUJVUS, here disguised as a Christmas tree.
🔗ccdc-info.com/4gCgglk
#FeaturedStructureFriday
Congratulations @MercouriK
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Join us on October 28th for the Women Chemists of Color Fall Webinar, with ACS President-Elect Dr. Dorothy J. Phillips as our keynote speaker. It’s set to be an inspiring event—scan the QR code to secure your spot today!
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For only the second time in our 179-year history, the editors of Scientific American are endorsing a candidate for president. That person is @KamalaHarris. | Editorial bit.ly/4daH36q
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One month until the IIN Rosemary Schnell Symposium! 🎉 Get ready for a day of breakthrough research, inspiring talks, and unparalleled networking in nanotechnology. 🧬 Join us on October 10!
🔗 Register here: iinano.org/event/2024iinsymp…
Prelude to a Nobel prize for JFS & JPS? @sirfrasersays
The Chicago ACS Section is highlighting Lerman's new book in the next Chemical Bulletin issue.
A new Science Speaks #interview is out.
I had the honor to speak to humanitarian @ZafraLerman who has been fostering peace by scientific exchange for decades. You can now read all about her amazing work & life in her recently published memoir.
science-speaks.com/zafra-ler…
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My book was published in Chinese. Here is what I said about it:
In @kkariko’s “Breaking Through: My Life in Science” published by Yilin Press, she shares her struggles and research experiences.
Fellow chemical & materials scientists - Try to attend this one. It will be a high quality and energizing event.
Registration is now open for the 2024 IIN Rosemary Schnell Symposium!
Learn more about this year's speakers and how to RSVP at iinano.org/event/2024iinsymp…. #nano
Rotaxane wannabe? Evanston, Illinois near the canal bike path. @sirfrasersays @ProfDaveLeigh
At the Science History Institute in Philadelphia for a conference on science communication. Window images depicting blue dye industry in history. @sirfrasersays You are in good company on the wall!
































