Frederik Haase
@frederikhaase.bsky.social
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Framework Materials Chemist (MOF, COF and other organic frameworks). Juniorprofessor at University of Halle, Germany Posting about science. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1156-033X https://www.chemie.uni-halle.de/ak_haase/
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frederikhaase.bsky.social
My figures when the deadline is closing in.
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dailycorrelation.bsky.social
The distance between Saturn and the moon correlates with Bachelor's degrees awarded in Physical sciences (r=0.987)
frederikhaase.bsky.social
I know MOFs getting the Nobel gets the adrenaline going, but have you considered the week before ERC StG submission instead?
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kamat.bsky.social
Should You Really be Writing A(nother) Review Manuscript?
An editorial in the new issue of ACS Energy Articles discusses the relevance of Review Articles in the era of AI.
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frederikhaase.bsky.social
My first MOF paper. It was a passion project on five fold symmetric linkers and how they translate to extended structures.
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frederikhaase.bsky.social
Ok, so I checked and it is actually 0.05%. Amazing.
frederikhaase.bsky.social
I am switching my grant application from British English to American English to conform with the length requirements. I can probably save 0.01% space by doing this.
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frederikhaase.bsky.social
It is very fitting that Kitagawa has gotten the Nobel Prize for MOFs because Japan has a strong tradition in "negative space" in art as well
frederikhaase.bsky.social
The Nobel committee should have used this image for their presentation:
frederikhaase.bsky.social
At least photoshoping is a bit more straightforward nowadays.
frederikhaase.bsky.social
So does this mean that we do not have to hear the same two talks at the beginning of every conference anymore?
frederikhaase.bsky.social
So it is the former.
frederikhaase.bsky.social
I feel like there are only two types of Nobel Prizes:
1. that field from 30 years ago
2. too hot to handle
frederikhaase.bsky.social
"Toroidal Taralli" sounds suspiciously like italian brainrot memes
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immaterialscience.bsky.social
Originally developed as surfactants and waterproofing agents, PFAS are now gaining popularity as carcinogens, mild contraceptives and drug-delivery vectors:
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immaterialscience.bsky.social
BREAKING: the 2025 Noble Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to DuPont, 3M and Daikin “for the development and deployment of PFAS: a family of infinitely sustainable chemicals”. As these now-ubiquitous chemicals never decompose, they can be reused for generations to come.
frederikhaase.bsky.social
I feel like there are only two types of Nobel Prizes:
1. that field from 30 years ago
2. too hot to handle