Chris Hawes
@cshchem.bsky.social
Inorganic chemistry lecturer, crystallography, spectroscopy and MOFs with occasional 3d printing. He/him, Kiwi in UK. https://hawesgroup.wordpress.com/
Look at that pristine lab coat!
June 17, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Look at that pristine lab coat!
Brilliant, congratulations Dr Morel!!!
March 13, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Brilliant, congratulations Dr Morel!!!
End of an era! Got lots of memories of sitting hunched over that thing, there's probably still a couple of micrograms of some of my samples floating about in the furnace
November 28, 2024 at 6:44 AM
End of an era! Got lots of memories of sitting hunched over that thing, there's probably still a couple of micrograms of some of my samples floating about in the furnace
Reposted by Chris Hawes
I see your immediate vacancy and call with one of my own!
Immediately available PhD studentship (Home fees & stipend) on a MOF/polymers/neutrons/computational project with ISIS, Cardiff and the Ada Lovelace Centre. Original student unable to start so post re-advertised.
#ChemSky spread the word!
Immediately available PhD studentship (Home fees & stipend) on a MOF/polymers/neutrons/computational project with ISIS, Cardiff and the Ada Lovelace Centre. Original student unable to start so post re-advertised.
#ChemSky spread the word!
Soft & Crystalline Composite Materials: Developing Total Scattering Workflows for the Interrogation of Structure. at University of Birmingham on FindAPhD.com
PhD Project - Soft & Crystalline Composite Materials: Developing Total Scattering Workflows for the Interrogation of Structure. at University of Birmingham, listed on FindAPhD.com
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November 27, 2024 at 7:26 PM
I see your immediate vacancy and call with one of my own!
Immediately available PhD studentship (Home fees & stipend) on a MOF/polymers/neutrons/computational project with ISIS, Cardiff and the Ada Lovelace Centre. Original student unable to start so post re-advertised.
#ChemSky spread the word!
Immediately available PhD studentship (Home fees & stipend) on a MOF/polymers/neutrons/computational project with ISIS, Cardiff and the Ada Lovelace Centre. Original student unable to start so post re-advertised.
#ChemSky spread the word!
BF4 from glass is a new one for, huge excess of XeF2 and taking the "single crystal" part of scxrd very literally I presume? We used to see SiF6 etc popping up all the time, though I wonder how much of that is just selective crystallisation of the less soluble anion
November 25, 2024 at 9:06 PM
BF4 from glass is a new one for, huge excess of XeF2 and taking the "single crystal" part of scxrd very literally I presume? We used to see SiF6 etc popping up all the time, though I wonder how much of that is just selective crystallisation of the less soluble anion
Disordered? Axial bonds look a bit long. If that middle atom wants to spread out when anised I'd suggest maybe BF4 over two positions with three shared fluorines
November 25, 2024 at 8:52 PM
Disordered? Axial bonds look a bit long. If that middle atom wants to spread out when anised I'd suggest maybe BF4 over two positions with three shared fluorines
Sounds like this classic: www.nature.com/articles/532...
www.nature.com
November 7, 2024 at 1:54 PM
Sounds like this classic: www.nature.com/articles/532...
Haha thanks! Tough competition from at least three other Chris's there mind you
September 17, 2024 at 9:43 PM
Haha thanks! Tough competition from at least three other Chris's there mind you
I usually make these as little souvenirs for students when they finish their final year research projects with a compound theyve gotten the structure of, this one was just a bit of fun for me though
September 6, 2024 at 6:14 AM
I usually make these as little souvenirs for students when they finish their final year research projects with a compound theyve gotten the structure of, this one was just a bit of fun for me though