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Delighted to have this Focus Article out in the Chemical Communications 2024 emerging investigators collection, outlining our work towards understanding #mechanochemical mechanisms. UoBChemistry Check it out! 👇 pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Learn more about recent key research in this Feature Article by Adam Michalchuk (Adam Michalchuk) at UoBChemistry 'On the physical processes of mechanochemically induced transformations in molecular solids' buff.ly/3ZC0EaU

ICYMI, from Adam Michalchuk (Adam Michalchuk) at UoBChemistry 'On the physical processes of mechanochemically induced transformations in molecular solids' pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

With Tomislav Friscic & Bryce Lab we're organising a symposium on #Mechanochemistry at the Canadian Chemistry Society (Ottawa June 2025). If you're in the area - or want to be - come chat #Mechanochemistry with us! Abstracts due 30 Jan 2025 👇 cheminst.ca/conference/can…

Delighted to welcome Paulo Paulo de Oliveira from USP - Universidade de São Paulo IQUSP, visiting us UoBChemistry College of Engineering & Physical Sciences as a University of Birmingham Brazil Fellow! Looking forward to some fun Mechanochemistry research over the months to come!

⏰5 days left to apply for this exciting #PhD project finding proton sites in #Zeolite materials using #CompChem #MachineLearning and vibrational spectroscopy. Joint funded/supervised by the Ada Lovelace Centre India Supply Chain Chemistry@Bath Uni ISIS Neutron and Muon Source 💻⚛️ Info at:findaphd.com/phds/project/l…

Come and join my new group! We have two funded PhD positions available in the areas of supramolecular chemistry and polymer nanotechnology. See fieldengroup.net for more details! RT much appreciated!

Excited to see our review article out in #RSC_Mechanochemistry where Senna and I discuss the fundamental origins of #mechanochemistry in materials science! UoBChemistry Check it out! 👇 doi.org/10.1039/D4MR00…

The last few weeks at UoBChemistry has seen some exceptional speakers from our own Dr Nanna Holmgaard List to Dr Paulo Marqures de Oliveira (of Universidade de São Paulo) and Dr Max Terban (of Momentum Transfer). Stay tuned for more excellent speakers to come this semester!

We are looking for PhD students! Crystal structure prediction and computational design of hypergolic MOFs: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/258219 Quantum crystallography and electron diffraction of MOFs: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/258247 #ChemPhD #PhDposition Narodowe Centrum Nauki

🚨PhD available - UK home fees ONLY🚨 we will shortly be advertising for a fully-funded PhD studentship (fees + stipend) to work in our group on molecular capsules. For informal enquiries send me an email including your CV. Retweets appreciated! Full details to come soon.

Great to be at ISIS Neutron and Muon Source doing experiments with Brazilian colleague Paulo de Oliveira USP - Universidade de São Paulo and Mateusz Mojsak UoBChemistry

A computational chemist has moved from being group leader at a German research institute to an associate computational chemistry prof in the UK. chemistryworld.com/opinion/chemis…

An absolute pleasure to welcome Toni Mey Antonia Mey from Chemistry Edinburgh to UoBChemistry College of Engineering & Physical Sciences to tell us about her group's work simulating biomolecular systems using advanced AI!

Congratulations to Dr Adam Michalchuk Adam Michalchuk who has been awarded the UK Neutron Scattering Group 2025 BTM Willis Prize for his research on the mechanochemical reactivity of energetic materials Royal Society of Chemistry Institute of Physics isis.stfc.ac.uk/Pages/BTM-Will…

Congratulations to Dr Adam Michalchuk (Adam Michalchuk) who has been awarded the UK Neutron Scattering Group 2025 BTM Willis Prize for his research on the mechanochemical reactivity of energetic materials: birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/birm… Royal Society of Chemistry Uni of Birmingham UoBChemistry Institute of Physics

Was an absolute pleasure having Aurora from Durham Chemistry visit us UoBChemistry to tell us about her work understanding and controlling crystal growth and polymorphism! Amazing stuff!

This week's #Primer is on Ball #milling for #mechanochemical reactions. This methods is used to create chemical products from physical collisions of the reactants - without the need of a solvent. 📖👉go.nature.com/4jkld3s

Delighted to have contributed from UoBChemistry to this international effort in #Mechanochemistry!

Ball milling doesn't just bring reactants closer—it brings people together too Congrats to the team Check our collaboration on #mechanochemistry in Nat Rev Nature Reviews Methods Primers nature.com/articles/s4358… Adam Michalchuk Franziska Emmerling Evelina Colacino Prof. SP8 Karen J Ardila-Fierro Garcia Group Monash