One of the most time consuming steps in chemical synthesis might be chemical synthesis itself, in my opinion. I don’t mean virtual synthesis, or vibe synthesis.

Thank you. I haven’t thought of it as a Ni enzyme but it does look like one… I was more labelling it as a peptide cofactor

Because you don’t have a rhetorical agenda:-) you, like me, care about substances…

I wonder if the same person is eager to engage with their government because they might share common views

Ah it is you😃 maybe you can cite this example when your paper is published: my daughter would be extremely unhappy if I don’t stir her syrup

I just hope they give to someone who is also a good human… not for granted from the lists you all proposed

How pathetic!

I cannot help it here, but every “real” organometallic chemist knows 18 electron rule never holds…

Looks great Jerome. Now can we make find a way to express this photosensitizer thing via genetic code?

Our entry to the field of solid oxide electrochemical cells. A field with new opportunities and we are here to stay. The work was led by a brillant postdoc Wenchao Ma and supported by collaborators around the globe.

Appreciate the clarification. I don’t think such a debate can be settled by arguing. It can only be settled by trying and either failing or succeeding. So supporters should work on their pro h2 technologies, and opponents should work on their alternative technologies - and see who wins!

I read with interest after your comment. I don’t quite get who you refer to as smart people as there is only one person quoted, and not even a chemist (so won’t understand that there are things that hydrogen does that can never be replaced).