Jochen R Brandt

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2020 Royal Society University Research Fellow
@QMUL . Interested in Chemistry, helicenes, chiral materials, CISS and baked goods. He/Him/His
Twitter accounthttps://twitter.com/JochenRBrandt
ORCIDhttps://orcid.org/0000-0001-7082-6201

Please boost - two 4-year PhD position funded by the Royal Society and the Chinese Scholarship Council. Come work with me at QMUL on synthesising helicenes and then measuring room-temperature spin transport! #CISS #CSC #PhDposition

The first is for Home Fees only and will investigate helicenes in molecular junctions with colleagues in our Physics department. It's multidisciplinary but you only need to have an organic synthesis background to start. More details: https://findaphd.com/phds/project/helicenes-for-molecular-junctions/?p159074

Helicenes for Molecular Junctions at Queen Mary University of London on FindAPhD.com

PhD Project - Helicenes for Molecular Junctions at Queen Mary University of London, listed on FindAPhD.com

www.FindAPhD.com

Very proud to read this interview of my dear colleague and friend @jesswade

From the opening paragraph: "I learn two things about her. Number one: she walks and talks fast, as if she is running out of time. Number two: she is incredibly modest." 😂

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/oct/01/why-are-they-not-on-wikipedia-dr-jess-wades-mission-for-recognition-for-unsung-scientists

‘Why are they not on Wikipedia?’: Dr Jess Wade’s mission for recognition for unsung scientists

Despite some advances, men still dominate science but one academic is working hard to get women and peers of colour the recognition they deserve

The Guardian
RT @professor_dave
29 scientists write about 'merit' in science and use this figure to 'measure' it. First, I should emphasise we all want great science. Also, merit is not opposed to diversity as the authors suggest - noone wants bad science. The problem is those axes...
https://journalofcontroversialideas.org/article/3/1/236
In Defense of Merit in Science

Merit is a central pillar of liberal epistemology, humanism, and democracy. The scientific enterprise, built on merit, has proven effective in generating scientific and technological advances, reducing suffering, narrowing social gaps, and improving the quality of life globally. This perspective documents the ongoing attempts to undermine the core principles of liberal epistemology and to replace merit with non-scientific, politically motivated criteria. We explain the philosophical origins of this conflict, document the intrusion of ideology into our scientific institutions, discuss the perils of abandoning merit, and offer an alternative, human-centered approach to address existing social inequalities.

JAMS
RT @FuchterMatt
The video describing our 2022 @RoySocChem Horizon Prize is finished! Here is a sneak peak. Full video featuring @jesswade, @JochenRBrandt, @DavidReger_ and a host of instrument and data cameos coming soon.... #RSCPrizes
RT @OpperMalte
My group @UniBasel_en has an exciting PhD project on developing a new chiral spectroscopy setup to capture ultrafast structural changes in molecules! Come join us: https://oppermann.chemie.unibas.ch/en/group/open-positions/ #PhDposition #chirality #photochemistry Thank you for RT! Image by the fantastic @Ella_Maru
Open Positions | Research Group Oppermann

There's just over one week to go for these scholarships. Please contact me ASAP if you're interested in working on helicenes and their applications! The topics are quite flexible and I'm happy to talk in person/online if you have any questions. Retweets appreciated! #ChemPhD
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Come work with me on helicenes! I'm delighted to announce two PhD projects available to Chinese nationals via a studentship from the China …
https://twitter.com/JochenRBrandt/status/1598647635396673538
Jochen R. Brandt on Twitter

“Come work with me on helicenes! I'm delighted to announce two PhD projects available to Chinese nationals via a studentship from the China Scholarship Council. CSC is offering a monthly stipend to cover living expenses and QMUL is waving fees and hosting the student. #ChemPhD”

Twitter
A retweet for the New Year - please contact me if you are interested or have any questions! Please retweet for more visibility. #ChemPhD
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RT @JochenRBrandt
Come work with me on helicenes! I'm delighted to announce two PhD projects available to Chinese nationals via a studentship from the China Scholarship Council. CSC is offering a monthly stipend to cover living expenses and QMUL is waving fees and hosting the student. #ChemPhD
https://twitter.com/JochenRBrandt/status/1598647635396673538
Jochen R. Brandt on Twitter

“Come work with me on helicenes! I'm delighted to announce two PhD projects available to Chinese nationals via a studentship from the China Scholarship Council. CSC is offering a monthly stipend to cover living expenses and QMUL is waving fees and hosting the student. #ChemPhD”

Twitter
RT @JochenRBrandt
Come work with me on helicenes! I'm delighted to announce two PhD projects available to Chinese nationals via a studentship from the China Scholarship Council. CSC is offering a monthly stipend to cover living expenses and QMUL is waving fees and hosting the student. #ChemPhD
This paper by Qi, Liu and co-workers looks great! It shows the direct and selective reduction of carboxylic acids to aldehydes using H-Bpin in the presence of triflylpyridiniums. #ChemToots #RealTimeChem
https://doi.org/10.1002/anie.202215168

RT @JACS_Au
[5]-Helistatins: Tubulin-Binding #Helicenes with Antimitotic Activity

@FuchterMatt & coworkers

https://go.acs.org/30D

@JLRushworth @RaymondThawani @impchemistry @ThornSesholdLab @JochenRBrandt