Guillermo Restrepo

Hypergraphs in chemistry selected as Digital Discovery editor pick of this week researchgate.net/journal/Digita… #chemistry #mathematics #AI via @researchgate

A pleasure to share this piece in Nature Chemistry, in which I discuss the limited diversity of chemical space and propose two strategies to expand it. rdcu.be/e8XWC #chemistry #AI

Delighted to have our work featured on the cover of the March issue of Digital Discovery. The striking design by Thomas Endler (MPI-MiS) accompanies a Perspective on the role of hypergraphs in chemistry. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art… #chemistry #mathematics

Thrilled to announce that from April 1, 2026, I’ll join the editorial team of Theory in Biosciences as Editor-in-Chief, alongside Peter Stadler and Kelin Xia. This journal has been a beacon for research at the intersection of biology, chemistry, maths, and philosophy of science

Today, more than ever, we must ask what science really is—and what it is not. Without clear criteria for scientific discovery, the dream of a Nobel Turing Test will remain elusive. The humanities have much to say here. #AI #science #humanities science.org/content/articl…

A recent piece where some of my thoughts on the Nobel Prize are included #chemistry #NobelPrize Collaborating with a Nobel laureate may actually hinder chances of winning a Nobel prize: chemistryworld.com/news/collabora…

A just open-access accepted paper on the role of hypergraphs for molecular and reaction modelling pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art… #chemistry #mathematics

Tomorrow at 16:45 (German time) lecture "Unveiling chemistry’s self-reinforcing historical practices: A precondition for escaping the dangers of the Anthropocene" at Bielefeld Uni. uni-bielefeld.zoom-x.de/j/62503933352?… Meeting-ID: 625 0393 3352 Passwort: 447351 #chemistry #sociology #history

Happy to lecture at the Institute for Studies of Science (ISoS) in Bielefeld. I will discuss how knowledge on the historical unfolding of chemistry turns fundamental to escape the dangers of the Anthropocene uni-bielefeld.de/zwe/isos/event… #history #chemistry #Anthropocene

En este webinar hablaré sobre cómo diversas disciplinas pueden unirse para responder preguntas fundamentales para el futuro de la ciencia y la humanidad #ciencia

The former Soviet Union, China’s coal and cement industries, Saudi Aramco, Gazprom, ExxonMobil, Chevron, and several other companies are major contributors to the dramatic heatwaves nature.com/articles/s4158… #climatechange

Looking forward to participating in a meeting on random higher-order structures in Nottingham worsch25.github.io #mathematics

Das Land braucht dringend Zuwanderung, doch die aufgeheizte Debatte hält selbst Fachkräfte fern. Der Soziologe Steffen Mau warnt vor einem gefährlichen Kollateralschaden. trib.al/CwKOTQ3

An excellent biological example of how binary sex classifications can be problematic: a genetically male bird laid an egg. science.org/content/articl… #sex #Biology

A real pleasure to share that I will start next year to do research at the Institute for Studies of Science at Bielefeld uni-bielefeld.de/zwe/isos/ through a research grant I got from the DFG #Chemistry #sciencehistory #sciencesociology

@BiophysicalSoc @PernillaWittung Good luck! Excellent hiring by Rice University 👍

BPS member Pernilla Wittung-Stafshede shares on the BPS blog about her decision to move from Sweden to the United States this year biophysics.org/blog/going-aga…

Excellent experience at S-DISCO Days in Gdańsk. Beyond the superb scientific programme, it was inspiring to witness the next generation of drug discovery scientists in action—what energy!

A recent PNAS paper discusses the use of digital tools in historical research. I complemented the story by highlighting new questions that computational history enable us to ask (examples are provided). #History pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

@KozuchSebastian ☺️ interesting, what we found is that most of the nominees are nominated just once. Whereas a small minority is strongly nominated, and often by members of the committee 😱

@restrepog A logical extrapolation. This means that as time→∞, the probability of any chemist to be nominated would be P→1 🤪

"In pre-WWII times, there was an average of ca. 37 nominations each year. In the 1960s, there were 143 annual nominations yearly. In 1970, there were 159 nominations. How many were there in 2024? 200, 300?"