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ESRs Carola Tortora and Francesca Cascella's Image Selected as Cover for Scientific Journal
We are delighted to announce that an image in an article by ESRs Carola Tortora and Francesca Cascella has been chosen as the cover for an edition of ChemPhysChem. The article the image is related to is entitled "Speeding Up Viedma Deracemization through Water-catalyzed and Reactant Self-catalyzed Racemization" and was co-authored by Christina Mai, Michael Mauksch, Andreas Seidel-Morgenstern, Heike Lorenz and Svetlana Tsogoeva.
ESR Carola Tortora Passes Viva
Carola is the fifth ESR from the CORE Network to obtain her doctorate, and we are so pleased for her.
As with previous recent vivas, Carola's examination was conducted virtually due to COVID-19 restrictions.
New CORE Video: Chiral Molecules Separation - The Case of Praziquantel
As the CORE Network comes to an end, we decided to create two short videos about the Network. One of these, which we shared in a previous update, is a general video about the Network and what it is about.
The second video focuses specifically on the science behind the Network, and examines the role of the drug Praziquantel in our research. Presented by CORE ESR Maxime Charpentier, we are excited to let you know that it has now been published on our YouTube channel!
The second video can be viewed here:
News
ESRs Carola Tortora and Francesca Cascella's Image Selected as Cover for Scientific Journal
An image in an article by Carola Tortora (based at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany) and Francesca Cascella (based at the Otto -von- Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany), has been chosen for an upcoming edition of ChemPhysChem..... more
ESR Carola Tortora Passes Viva
Carola Tortora, based at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany (FAU), has passed her viva..... more