Ian F.V.G. Hunter
Category Archives: Journal of Immaterial Science
The Retro-Suzuki Reaction? A Palladium-Catalyzed Carbon-Carbon Decoupling of (Hetero)Biaryls
A revolutionary development in cross-coupling chemistry is reported: a method of converting biaryls back into aryl halides and boronic acids.
A Sapkowski-Bóbr-Kurwa Conjunction for the Total Synthesis of (+)-Eluciferin
The 2023 Noble Prizes: A Year in Review
A brief history of the Noble brothers and their legacy is presented, and the Noble Prize winners of 2023 are discussed.
The Total Synthesis of Monoalizeamine D
Vionado La Dinci, Francisco Gazpacho and Günther Schlonk
Direct Evidence of Nanoworld DnD Gameplay: Chemical Reactions are just RNG
Leveraging Astrology to Optimize Behavioral Studies of Laboratory Mice
Guido T. MeijerAA) Institute of Divinatory Practices, Planet Earth The fields of biology and neuroscience depends for a large part on the training mice to perform certain tasks, such as escaping a maze. This practice is tedious and time consuming, especially when no unpaid interns are available to do the work for you. As inContinue reading “Leveraging Astrology to Optimize Behavioral Studies of Laboratory Mice”
mRCA not mRNA: Killing The Chinese Virus, Very Bad, with Tremendous Light and Disinfectant
A tremendous article, realy tremendous.
A Quantitative Approach to Fostering Social Cohesion
We developed a standardized point count system to systematically collect attendance data at a weekly happy hour with a rotating location. We used these data to identify the key drivers of attendance across different attendee demographics.
Synthesis and Characterisation of a Slightly-Above-Room-Temperature Superconductor
We report the first Synthesis of a Slightly-Above-Room-Temperature Superconductor: SK-431