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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · 19h

Forgot the 🧪

Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · 20h

The all-important 💰 came from @dfg.de, @erc.europa.eu (StG SINGAMBI), and @chemieverband.bsky.social. Big thanks for the support!

Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · 20h

After some time, Annika's work on the first open-shell metallo-tetrylene is out 🥳 And it got the @chemicalscience.rsc.org
#PickoftheWeek stamp of approval, congrats Anni!🎖️

Great collab with Max Holthausen, (Frankfurt) 🖥️

Best thing here is the mechanism, so check it out:

tinyurl.com/4u9e5mvn

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · 29d

Another lovely talk from a @tum.de colleague @coburgerpeter.bsky.social here in Namur at the @mgerc-unamur.bsky.social ⚡🎉⚡

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Sep 9

Beautiful talk from the team's @lisakreimer.bsky.social this morning, in Namur for the @mgerc-unamur.bsky.social ✨🥳✨

Great work Lisa! 🏆

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Connie Lu @cluchem.bsky.social · Aug 8

Reversible C–H Bond Activation of Unactivated Arenes by a Nickel-Silylene Complex - pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...
So proud to congratulate first author Leon Gomm for his first paper in JACS. Thanks to Hui Zhu and Stefan Grimme for the ever helpful DFT calculations. @unibonn.bsky.social

Reversible C–H Bond Activation of Unactivated Arenes by a Nickel-Silylene Complex

A nickel-silylene complex is shown to reversibly activate benzene via C–H bond activation at ambient temperature. The benzene C–H bond formally adds across the Ni–Si core to form a nickel-silyl comple...

pubs.acs.org

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · May 9

A great afternoon celebrating the 90th birthday of a true chemistry legend, Hubert Schmidbaur @tum.de

Still finding numerous paper-trails which lead back to his group's work 🧪 and wild that we still get to chat about chemistry!

www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

It was a true honor to chair the honorary colloquium celebrating the… | Thomas Fässler

It was a true honor to chair the honorary colloquium celebrating the remarkable career of Prof. Hubert Schmidbaur! With over 100 attendees at Technische Universität München, the event featured inspir...

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Technische Universität München @tum.de · May 9

Researchers developed a new material for #solidstatebatteries that conducts #lithiumions more than 30% faster than any previously known material, setting a new world record: go.tum.de/983541 👏

#InorganicChemistry #EnergyStorage

📷W. Schuermann

World record for lithium-ion conductors in solid-state batteries

Researchers at TUM have developed a new material for solid-state batteries that conducts lithium ions over 30% faster than any previously known material.

go.tum.de

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coburgerpeter.bsky.social @coburgerpeter.bsky.social · Apr 29

Now out as a preprint!
We demonstrate how we can use our biradicaloid ligand to stabilise a series of main-group cations and their application to prepare pi-complexes of diatomic [EX]+ cations, including [GeF]+ and [SnF]+ :)
chemrxiv.org/engage/chemr...

π-Complexes of Main-group Metal cations: Exploration of Lewis acid reactivity

A series of cationic nido-clusters [E(η4-IDP)]+/2+ was prepared from the imidazolium-substituted diphosphate-diide (IPr)2C2P2 (IDP), including [1]+ (E = Ga) and [2b,c]2+ (E = Sn, Pb). As analogues of ...

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Morandi Research Group @morandilab.bsky.social · Mar 7

Many Congrats to @ybraegger.bsky.social,
Ann-Sophie Paschke, Nima Nasiri, Bence Botlik
and Francesco Felician for this masterpiece! Oxidative amination by nitrogen atom insertion into carbon-carbon double bonds in Science, @ethzurich.bsky.social.
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Oxidative amination by nitrogen atom insertion into carbon-carbon double bonds

The synthesis of nitrogen-containing molecules through carbon–nitrogen (C–N) bond formation is critical for the discovery and preparation of medicines, agrochemicals, and materials. Here, we report th...

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Feb 22

Our team member Lisa Kreimer (red jumper🍎) won a 'Best Talk' prize at the 21st European Workshop on Pnictogen Chemistry (EWPC-21) 🎈🥳 🎈 Amazing work Lisa, congrats! 👏

Great catching up with everyone, big thanks to the organisers, and looking forward to next time in Dresden 😀

The award winners from the 21st EWPC in Innsbruck stand with the organiser, Prof. Fabian Dielmann

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Cornellab @cornellab.bsky.social · Feb 10

Deciphering the mechanism of oxidative addition of aryl iodides into a red-light active bismuthinidene. Incredible team: Alexios Stamoulis, Mauro Mato, Paolo Cleto-Bruzzese, M. Leutzsch, M. Gil-Sepulcre, A. Cadranel and F. Neese.
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Jan 31

Thanks Gunnar, happy to take the torch 🔥

Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Jan 31

Looking for an overview of d-block and coordination chemistry highlights from 2024? 🧪

Check the Trendbericht from Gabi Hierlmeier and myself in this month's issue of the @gdch.bsky.social's Nachrichten aus der Chemie 👇 Great fun putting this together! 😃

tinyurl.com/yvf4u4fb

Trendbericht Anorganische Chemie 2024: Nebengruppen‐ und Koordinationschemie

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Technische Universität München @tum.de · Jan 30

Do you want to work on real-world problems with #students from across our #university and use your skills to create new products in just two weeks? Join the next Think. Make. Start. Batch! Apply by January 31: tms.tum.de

#innovation #prototyping

📷TMS

Think. Make. Start. – Build your own prototypes

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Jan 13

Happy to share our recent cover in EurJIC, featuring more tigers!! 🐯🐅🐯

tinyurl.com/yd9xcmb6

Thanks to Lisa Kreimer and Michael 'Michi' Neuwirt (both not yet on here) for putting together this thing of beauty 🙏

Front Cover: An Intramolecular Bis(Amino)Phosphine‐Stabilised Phosphinidene: Synthesis and CuCl Coordination (Eur. J. Inorg. Chem. 1/2025)

The Front Cover shows a naphthyl island that supports the growth of two P-trees, with a family of tigers moving from tree to tree. The tigers move towards the P-tree full of purple fruit, representin...

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Nov 25

Link to the original article, which is Open Access:

tinyurl.com/mrj3btrt

Cooperative hydrogenation catalysis at a constrained gallylene-nickel(0) interface

The development of efficient and sustainable catalytic systems is of continuous importance in moving toward a circular chemical economy. This work demonstrates the power of cooperativity, whereby two ...

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Nov 25

If you wana read about our recent work in Chem @cellpressnews.bsky.social, check out this write-up by our press team (not on here yet 😱)!

[also auf Deutsch]

Greener catalysis through engineering synergy of bimetallic metal centers

Dr. Terrance Hadlington (TUM Junior Fellow and ERC Starting Grant recipient) and co-authors report on a new design concept for cooperative catalysis in Chem (Cell Press).

www.nat.tum.de

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Nov 19

Would be great to be added to this one, Craig!

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Hadlington Research Group @hadlingtongroup.bsky.social · Nov 14

Hello Blue-Skied world!

As an opener, the easiest is probably to pop on over and take a look at our website, where there's a brief description of what we're doing here at TU Munich, and what we're moving towards in the future. Go check it out!

hadlingtonlab.com

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