We are delighted to welcome Chao Zhou from the University of Aalborg, to the group for 6 months!
Molecular Rotational Dynamics, Thermal-induced Amorphization and Amorphous-amorphous transition
An extremely productive week: Attending the Faraday Discussions meeting on Porous Materials at Edinburgh, and three new collaborative papers accepted: Detecting Molecular… Read more Molecular Rotational Dynamics, Thermal-induced Amorphization and Amorphous-amorphous transition
Liquid Metal–Organic Frameworks
Ever wondered what a liquid MOF looks like? Our latest work, with excellent international colleagues, delves into the processes by… Read more Liquid Metal–Organic Frameworks
Gel-based Morphological Design of Zirconium Metal–Organic Frameworks
Delighted that our new paper, Gel-Based Morphological Design of Zirconium Metal-organic Frameworks, is out in Chemical Science. It deals with the… Read more Gel-based Morphological Design of Zirconium Metal–Organic Frameworks
PhD Studentships
I have two additional fully funded PhD Studentships available in the exciting new field of metal-organic framework glasses and liquids.… Read more PhD Studentships
Interplay Between Flexibility, Defects and Disorder in Metal–Organic Frameworks
Our perspective on these three key areas of MOF research, and their entanglement with one another, is now online!
PhD Studentship Available
I have a fully funded PhD Studentship available in the exciting new field of metal-organic framework glasses. Please visit the… Read more PhD Studentship Available
Gel-based Morphological Design of Zirconium Metal–Organic Frameworks
Our latest work on making and characterizing gels of a variety of UiO type frameworks, and subsequently shaping them into… Read more Gel-based Morphological Design of Zirconium Metal–Organic Frameworks
Hong Kong Summer School
It’s been an absolute pleasure, once again, to attend the Canadian International School in Hong Kong, to take part in… Read more Hong Kong Summer School
Flying Visit to Wuhan
Great visit to the Silicate Lab in Wuhan to catch up with the team!
University of Canterbury NZ Hybrid Materials Group 