Robert Pow

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Robert Pow

@RWPow

2nd Year Inorganic Chemistry PhD student at Glasgow Uni/Cronin Group.

Glasgow, Scotland Katılım Mart 2018

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Dr Zoë Sinclair@_zoesinclair·3 Mar

@elalbright8 @CroninLab @leecronin The manuscript is currently in preparation, however @CroninLab and @RWPow recently published work on the thermal protection of volatile guest molecules inside alkene-functionalised {Mo132} structures. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

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Dr Zoë Sinclair@_zoesinclair·3 Mar

Check out this great poster by Alex about the Chemputer. It’s an automated, modular platform driven by a programming language made by the team!! They use it to make organic compounds.

Alex Hammer@ajsh26

Team Chemputer from @CroninLab - what are we doing? We want to enable chemists to ask deeper and more profound scientific questions by using smart automation. Any questions, please ask! #RSCPoster #RSCOrg #RSCEng @chemification @leecronin

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Cole Mathis@colemathis__·3 Mar

Check out this work from the #Chemoinformatics Team in the @CroninLab! We're developing new theories and algorithms to quantify and explore chemical space. #RSCPoster #RSCPoster2020 #RSCChemBio @CroninLab @leecronin

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Yibin Jiang@YibinJiang·3 Mar

Poster from Team Chemobot, Cronin lab! Here we show a methodology with a robotic platform and algorithms for nanomaterial discovery. Any questions welcome!! #RSCPoster #rscnano #rscmat @CroninLab @leecronin

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Henry P⌬well-Davies@hpowelldavies·3 Mar

Team Reactionware from @CroninLab - what are we doing? ‘ChemSCAD: Cartridge Synthesis Made Easy’ #RSCPoster #RSCEng @CroninLab @leecronin (1/4)

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Robert Pow@RWPow·3 Mar

Look at 1. a beaut of a poster by @_zoesinclair, and 2. some of the work the @CroninLab (including me) do with inorganic clusters!

Dr Zoë Sinclair@_zoesinclair

Team Clusters from @CroninLab - what are we doing? Inorganic clusters and cages, automation for optimisation and searching chemical space, flow batteries and host-guest interactions. #RSCPoster #RSCInorg @CroninLab @leecronin

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Dr Zoë Sinclair@_zoesinclair·3 Mar

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David Doran@DDoran91·3 Mar

Exploring Chemical Space for Artificial Life by the Artificial Life Team #RSCPoster @CroninLab @leecronin

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Robert Pow@RWPow·7 Mar

@alexgelle @leecronin @CroninLab @UofGlasgow Thank you! Immediate plans for the keplerate-based structures relate to investigating host-guest chemistry interactions, targeting enhancing the well-established current ion separation properties of these frameworks. #RSCPoster #RSCInorg

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Robert Pow@RWPow·7 Mar

@Marcel_Swart @leecronin @CroninLab The Mo130 shown has a 2- charge and the keplerate has the expected 42- charge with a disordered distribution of cations surrounding the POMs in either case.

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Robert Pow@RWPow·6 Mar

For further reading, check out our full article on molecular growth in POMs here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/an… #RSCPosterِ #RSCInorg #RealTimeChem @leecronin @CroninLab

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JP Francoia@JPFrancoia·6 Mar

“Digitization of multistep organic synthesis in reactionware” – our #RSCPoster for #RSCOrg @GlasgowChem @UofGlasgow @CroninLab #RealTimeChem @leecronin

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Daniel Salley@DanielSalley1·6 Mar

'Networking Chemical Robots Using Twitter for #RealTimeChem' #RSCPoster #RSCOrg #RSCPhys #RSCinorg

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Robert Pow@RWPow·6 Mar

@Lord_UoBradford @leecronin @CroninLab @UofGlasgow In this study, the POM, with cation protection was used as a PTT agent and DOX molecule support - so external to cells afaik. Molecular size <5nm so feasible in theory for intracellular use pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art… #RSCPoster #RSCInorg

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Robert Pow@RWPow·6 Mar

@Lord_UoBradford @leecronin @CroninLab @UofGlasgow Thanks! General Mo POMs found use in catalysis and more recently anti-cancer trials. Keplerates in particular have potential applications in molecular/ion seperation - might be something we look into moving forward!

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