Michael Pittelkow

@TeamISNA This is such a great choice. Congratulations.

Congratulations to Prof. Hiroyuki Isobe of the University of Tokyo for being selected as the ISNA-21 Nozoe Lecturer, the preeminent lecture that starts every ISNA meeting (since 1998). A well-deserved honor! Join us in August 2026.

I have a fully funded PhD position available in my group in Copenhagen: candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationIni…

ESOC 2025 in Copenhagen is over. Thank you all for coming. In two years Bologna takes over! sites.google.com/view/esochem/h…

@AMSzpilman 2025 just finished in Copenhagen. Next one in Bologna! sites.google.com/view/esochem/h…

Next ESOC will be in Ghent Belgium #esocWien #Esocghent

Hello #ESOC2025! Bring on the Organic Chemistry! Looking forward to a fabulous few days on the @asynt_ltd stand in beautiful Copenhagen. Let’s do this! #OrganicChemistry #ChemistryConference #ESOC

@DellAmico_group Thank you for visiting, and for being part of the scientific discussion!!

Three of our scariest fellows are currently participating in the ESOC 2025 in Copenaghen! Beautiful city, chemistry and people. If you're around there, don't be shy and say hi to them!

@Johnjmol @KortmanHannah @MpiciPotsdam @BioMolSys I was a great talk. Thank you for coming to Copenhagen!

Unbelievably proud of our superstar PhD @KortmanHannah who gave an amazing research talk at ESOC 2025 yesterday in Copenhagen. @MpiciPotsdam @BioMolSys

Come to Copenhagen for esoc2025.com - the conference starts Sunday June 29th...that is in a week! There is still time to sign up (lnkd.in/dh8FBJY7)! The first afternoon Morten Meldal and Eric Jacobsen (lnkd.in/djGy2Syw ) will speak!

Sign up for the European Symposium on Organic Chemistry in Copenhagen. 'Early bird' registation ends on April 11th. esoc2025.com. Prominent speakers include our local 'click-chemistry' expert Professor Morten Meldal (researchprofiles.ku.dk/en/persons/m...).

At the European Symposium on Organic Chemistry in Copenhagen (sign up here: esoc2025.com) chirality and aromaticity will be front and centre. Some our star speakers on this are Wegner, Szumna, Campana, Besser, Chi, Burton and Isobe.

Please encourage your students and colleagues to come to esoc2025.com in Copenhagen. Professor Eric Jacobsen (jacobsengroup.sites.fas.harvard.edu) is one of our plenary speakers, and he will deliver the Patai-Rappoport lecture esoc2025.com/programme/pata…!

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We hope to see as many people as possible. Please spread the word - we have lots of great speakers, amazing sponsors and Copenhagen is beautiful in the summer (wonderfulcopenhagen.dk/wonderful-co...).

Please join us in Copenhagen for the European Symposium on organic chemistry this summer: esoc2025.com

Registration is open! “Successfully navigating your career in research through collaboration” – a one-day workshop for young chemists to empower their career on June 29 or July 2 at the ESOC 2025⚗️ in Copenhagen 🇩🇰. 🔗beilstein-institut.de/en/symposia/be… #BeilsteinESOC #chemtwitter @ESOC_ISC

Highly recommended!👩‍🔬👨‍🔬

Join us in Copenhagen for the European Symposium on Organic Chemistry (@ESOC_ISC, June 29-July 3) this summer: esoc2025.com

@LindorffLarsen @jerelleaj Is Tom still running this fine place?

@jerelleaj Only spent 3 years there but learnt so much. Some of it at this place 😊

Good to be briefly back (home) in Cambridge and see the chemistry department, St John’s College and Fort St George (among other favourite places)

@NMRspectroscopy no worries...I really do like the problems!

@PittelkowLab It happens. For example when one coupling is measured as 0,94 and the other as 0,95. By the way this spectrum was recorded almost 10 years ago on not very good probe. So sorry

It’s #NMRweekend ⁉️🧲. Drop your answers in the comments section 👌 or use the poll below 😊. #nmr #nmrchat #nmrchallenge #chemistry #organicchemistry #quiz #spectroscopy (1/2)

@NMRspectroscopy but, surely, in your spectrum, the coupling constant between e.g. the two triazole-protons should be identical (either 0.9 or 1.0 Hz)? Similar argument in the alkyl chain.

@PittelkowLab Don’t see any problems with that. Coupling constant depends on solvent, temperature, pH etc. just like for example rate constant of chemical reaction.