The SPEAKER implies. The LISTENER infers. The DUDE abides.

Degradation-assisted doping produced up to 100 times more mobile electrical charges in P3HT than conventional doping. The dopant breaks down after electron transfer, allowing the process to continue. doi.org/hcjrwt

Degrading dopants could boost organic semiconductor charge levels 100-fold

Organic semiconductors are carbon-based materials that can conduct electricity and can be used for flexible, lightweight and potentially low-cost electronic devices.

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Degradation-assisted doping of organic semiconductors enabled by Lewis acids www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Degradation-assisted doping of organic semiconductors enabled by Lewis acids - Nature Materials

Electrical doping is commonly used in organic optoelectronics to tune the electronic properties. A mechanism using unstable radical anions of p-doping agents increases the hole densities in the organi...

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Before Europeans arrived, these were some of the names for The Great Lakes: Superior: gichi-gami (great sea) Erie: erielhonan (long tail) Michigan: michigami (long body of water) Ontario: Ontarí'io\kanadario (great lake\beautiful water) Huron: karegnondi (fresh water sea)

Really excited about this one, out @natmater.nature.com today. In a 4-fold, truly collaborative effort across provinces, we were able to solve the mystery how Lewis acids achieve very high p-doping levels in conjugated materials despite their relatively low electron affinities. #chemsky #pisky

Join our team! Postdoc opening in an industry-sponsored project on inks, surfaces & interfaces. Candidates available soon are encouraged to apply. Please send your application at jean-francois.morin@chm.ulaval.ca

Sooo, now both @rsc.org and @pubs.acs.org have decided that human researchers won’t read their website anyway, since AI is mining the data and there’s much less not much funding left anywhere anyway, so there’s no need for TOC pictures…What a friggin gong show!

University of Guelph: Assistant Professor, Contractually Limited Appointment https://chempostingscanada.blogspot.com/2026/07/university-of-guelph-assistant.html

Excited to share our latest paper, now published in JACS Au! Congratulations to Kamegai and Andoh! Emissive Room-Temperature Ionic Liquids Enabled by Dialkylphospholium-Based Tetracyclic Cores with Bulky Counter Anions pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...

Emissive Room-Temperature Ionic Liquids Enabled by Dialkylphospholium-Based Tetracyclic Cores with Bulky Counter Anions

Metal-free ionic liquids that exhibit intense fluorescence in the visible region of over 500 nm in the fluid state remain scarce. Although small π-conjugated frameworks combining electron-donating and...

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Happy to share another publication from our group! トリオレイン中の超分子重合制御により，マルチブロックなの構造の構築に成功しました🌟🌟🌟 Programmable Construction of Supramolecular Polymers Achieved in Neutral Lipid Environments www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Programmable Construction of Supramolecular Polymers Achieved in Neutral Lipid Environments - Nature Communications

Lipid droplets provide low-polarity environments, yet their role in regulating supramolecular assembly pathways remains unclear. Here the authors demonstrate that triolein suppresses spontaneous nucle...

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Exactly. Someone at @rsc.org started a series of REALLY STUPID decisions. This is going to kill the RSC publishing. Wake up @rsc.org! @chemicalscience.rsc.org @chemcomm.rsc.org Perhaps the Editors in Chief/Associate Editors could raise a voice…

I have to say, I was really looking forward to the @rsc.org publication refresh, but I must confess I am not keen. We can't see the graphical abstract, and extra clicks are required to access what we want to see. It would have been nice to show it to readers before committing.

They did it! @rsc.org has successfully “optimized” their journal websites to a new and improved 1998 state - extra clicks, slow server response, and TOC figures hidden so deeply in the weeds that it’s impossible to scan the latest papers. It feels like no scientists were involved in the process…

📢Still thinking about joining us? 📅The 6th Spanish Workshop on Phosphorus Chemistry starts this Monday! 💡Explore new ideas, discover the latest advances, and connect with the phosphorus community. ✅Registration is still open—don't miss out!

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We are delighted to announce the 6th Spanish Workshop on Phosphorus Chemistry! 👇 This year, record participation! with 22 Spanish research groups +4 outstanding keynote lectures. Join us online on June 22–24th. Registration is free!

A paper is not complete without the story behind it... Take a look at our journey in the world of 1D carbon that led us to the Nature Chemistry publication! The story: pcwww.liv.ac.uk/~skeja/behin... The paper (OA): www.nature.com/articles/s41... The hashtags: #chemsky and a cheeky #PiSky

And it's finally online!

Nature Chemistry@natchem.nature.com · 4mo ago

Charge transport through linear carbon atomic chains #chemsky

📢Have you checked the program yet? Outstanding speakers will present their latest research in phosphorus chemistry and related fields. 🧪 ✍️Register now and be part of the discussion! #SWPC26 phoschem-spain.com/Registration...

#PhD position available in our group! 🙏 Share, recommend or apply! :-) For more info and to apply, follow this link: jobs.uzh.ch/job-vacancie... @chem.uzh.ch @juriceklab.bsky.social @snsf.ch #OpenPosition #PhDPosition #ApplyNow #JobOffer #JuricekLab

🖥️➡️📱 Remember when monitors occupied half your desk? Today, you carry one in your pocket — with pixels smaller than the width of a human hair. In our latest video, we show how to build a simple OLED device. ⚛️⚡ @michaljuricek.bsky.social @chem.uzh.ch @chemsky.bsky.social #ChemSky

We are delighted to announce the 6th Spanish Workshop on Phosphorus Chemistry! 👇 This year, record participation! with 22 Spanish research groups +4 outstanding keynote lectures. Join us online on June 22–24th. Registration is free!

Caputo Lab is heading to #x2026! Catch the group at our talks and posters May 25-27. See the full schedule in the graphic below 👇

We’re recruiting two PhD students! 🧪 Join our group at the University of Saskatchewan 🇨🇦 starting Fall 2026 or Jan 2027. We work at the interface of supramolecular, inorganic, and materials chemistry. Synthesis and spectroscopy experience preferred ⚗️ Interested? 1/3

'ChemiSTEAM - Putting the A(rt) in STEM' is back for CSC (x2026) in Toronto! Submissions are now being accepted until May 18! Show your community the beauty behind your work: www.cheminst.ca/conference/x...

Student Competitions - The Chemical Institute of Canada

Français Student Competitions For questions regarding student competitions, please contact cic-coordinator@cheminst.ca Reg Friesen Student Oral Paper Competition Reg Friesen Student Oral Paper Competi...

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📰 Revisiting hexakis(azulen-2-yl)benzenes: a new synthetic approach using Suzuki cross-coupling Authors: Maksymilian Borkowski, Lidia Różyło, Sławomir Szafert, and Bartłomiej Pigulski ▶️ https://ow.ly/ux1B50Yhmb0 #Chemistry #PolycyclicAromatics #OrganicSynthesis 📸 cjc-2025-0082_con1

Professor Emeritus Kohei Tamao, has written an Accounts article for the 100th anniversary of BCSJ, looking back on his long-standing work in organosilicon chemistry throughout his career, entitled "Over half a century with organosilicon chemistry." academic.oup.com/bcsj/article...

Over half a century with organosilicon chemistry

Abstract. On the occasion of celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan (BCSJ), this Account summarizes major topic

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In their Award Lecture, Chalifoux & Tykwinski review breakthroughs in polyynes synthesis, offering insight into the properties of carbyne through molecular models. Full paper published in our Special Issue ▶️ https://ow.ly/QIGZ50YhlSg #Chemistry #Aromaticity #Chemsky 📸 cjc-2025-0069_f1

Check out recent work from the Mehta group looking at structure of Ar-P=P-X molecules, the compositional all P analogue of aryldiazonium halides. Published in @chemicalscience.rsc.org Thanks @ukri.org @erc.europa.eu for funding! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/a...

Isolation of arylhalodiphosphenes: periodic trends in R–PP–X bonding (X = Cl, Br, I)

For over a century, aryldiazonium halides have served as widely used building blocks within synthetic chemistry. They are vital intermediates in converting simple anilines to high-value products, incl...

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Well… the Team USA men’s hockey team sucked the good will out of that fast.