Not quite focusing on the lgbt communities @mscaitlinmoran.bsky.social is after, but I quite like the papers on 'liminal balance' and 'interior archipelago' in UK canal communities scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=e...

PS top use of the word cut.

Absolutely right, thanks for spotting those - all fixed now (you might need to clear your cache etc)

Ha ha, glad to hear it!

Hope the uber rather than bike doesn't mean you've had another injury...

Also featuring structures and graphs from the kind folks at the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre - we know you lot love structures and graphs...

Julia's also got input from tons of other MOF experts, including @sbattenresearch.bsky.social who did his PhD with Robson in this area in the very early days.

Go and read it! Well done @robinson-julia.bsky.social , top work

(I think he was quite pleased to go into some detail about the chemistry, and talk about how copper(I) has a full d10 shell, so no d-d transition, etc, rather than how he felt when he found out and what he'll do with the money etc)

Remember?? Recommend.

I can remember the search engine shortcut type things in Chrome, where you can set it up to start your query with 'wiki' or 'MW' or whatever to search just those places (or CW or CEN etc etc)

The hyphen page www.sussex.ac.uk/informatics/... covers N-dashes (ranges and joining things like Jahn–Teller); the dash page www.sussex.ac.uk/informatics/... covers M-dashes (broadly, just parenthetic punctuation)

This will clear things up www.sussex.ac.uk/informatics/...

Come on, spill the beans!!

Here's your mission: to find out who Robson will be cheering for in the Ashes!

Thank you, I've just been reading it!