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3 Postdoc position in systems chemistry open now!
Postdoc position in chiral separation open
Poster prize anastasiia
Congrats to Anastasiia Sharko for winning one of the poster prizes at ChemSci2020!
2 Postdoc positions open
update: CLOSED
The “Life-Cycle” ERC proposal aims to develop a new class of artificial supramolecular materials that are kept in sustained non-equilibrium states by continuous dissipation of chemical fuels. Supramolecular polymers in current artificial materials stick together through weak reversible bonds that can be exchanged by thermal energy. In contrast, natural supramolecular polymers such as those in the cytoskeletal network use chemical fuels such as adenosine triphosphate (ATP) to achieve an incredible adaptivity, motility, growth, and response to external inputs. Development of chemically fueled artificial supramolecular polymers should therefore lead to more life-like materials that could perform functions so far reserved only for living beings.
The proposed materials are based on supramolecular reaction cycles that have both positive and negative feedback in order to achieve emergent properties, such as oscillations and waves. Since the building blocks react, but also self-assemble they have built-in chemomechanical properties, much like in living materials such as the cytoskeleton.
2 Postdoc positions are available to start as soon as possible. Fill out this form to apply: https://sondagesv3.unistra.fr/index.php/556963?lang=en
Liquid tubes paper online!
Science is slowing down due to COVID-19

Global Women’s Breakfast 2020 in ISIS #GWB2020Strasbourg


#GWB2020Strasbourg
On the occasion of the United Nations Day of Women and Girls in Science, all around the world scientists are coming together for the IUPAC Global Breakfast.
We are going to participate by organising a breakfast at the 6th floor of ISIS on February 12th.
The theme of this year is “Bonding to create new future leaders” and the aim is to connect and exchange progress and future plans with fellow scientists and expand our networks and horizons.
You are all welcome to join us!

Thomas in the Class of 2019 Young Scientist (World Economic Forum)
The World Economic Forum recognizes 21 brilliant researchers under the age of 40 at the cutting edge of discovery with the announcement of its Class of 2019 Young Scientists. The Young Scientists play an important role at the Forum’s 13th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, Dalian, People’s Republic of China, 1-3 July 2019. They contribute ideas for solving complex challenges within and outside their core areas, together with leaders from government, business, civil society and other stakeholder groups during the sessions and workshops.
Press releases:
- World Economic Forum (link)
- Dernières Nouvelles d’Alsace (Local newspaper, link)
- Gazet van Antwerpen (Belgian newspaper, link)
- Université de Strasbourg (link)

