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James Mack is a professor of chemistry with interests in the development of environmentally benign chemical reactions. After completing his Bachelor’s degree at Middlebury College (1995), he was ...

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Meet the people supporting this journal, including its leadership, editors, advisors and the editorial office.

Meet the people supporting this journal, including its leadership, editors, advisors and the editorial office.

Charlotte K. Williams OBE FRS is a professor of Inorganic Chemistry and Associate Head of Department (Research) in Oxford Chemistry. She is also an EPSRC Established Career Research Fellow. She heads ...