Oh don’t worry once I stopped freaking out I immediately texted him.

Chemsky meets survivorsky discourse!? Any season with Parvati Shallow is a fave of course. Vanuatu and Philippines are also faves of mine. In the new era I’ve also really enjoyed 42,44,45,and 46! (Post-Covid every season has been great)

And of course, the Baran lab guide that coined “electrocurious” t.co/WYo0j8aQFQ

HTE meets echem meets hypervalent iodine meets McGill? This was written with me as the target audience specifically but I’ll share it with yall too. t.co/1C7Kjl51TB

Another handy guide on electrode materials iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...

Physical organic chemistry principle in synthetic echem! t.co/udQ5j9x38z

A fantastic J Chem Ed on cyclic voltammetry t.co/Wa8cJaojFn

One of the most common questions I get is “how do you pick what kind of electrodes to use?” The answer: with help from literature! Different materials are better for different things. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Little’s guide to redox mediators for when direct electrolysis is not ok t.co/K7tQJyiZrI

Stahl’s guide on how to think about voltage and overpotential t.co/hTe0LhLfr1

Remember when you made your SN1/SN2/E1/E2 flowchart in sophomore organic? This is that but with echem solvent effects from Waldvogel www.thieme-connect.de/products/ejo...

Willans guide on making echem accessible for organic chemists. Closing the knowledge gap between hardcore electrochemists and novice organic folks who want to zap molecules pubs.rsc.org/en/content/a...

An excellent guide with case studies from Lam and Leech. Perfect for anyone who might be electrocurious to get their feet wet! www.nature.com/articles/s41...