Lauren Yarrow-Wright
Lauren completed a master degree in chemistry at the University of York followed by a PhD in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine at the University of Leeds. Her research focused on the development of a 3D in vitro model to measure cellular response to polyethylene wear debris from hip replacement implants. She went to on complete a PGCE in chemistry at the University of Oxford after which she taught A-level chemistry. Lauren joined the Royal Society of Chemistry as a publishing editor in 2022.
ResearchParamagnetic NMR used to probe covalent character of halogen bonds
Assessing hyperfine shifts in paramagnetic NMR spectra provides new details on the covalent character of halogen bonded cocrystals
ResearchSpaghetti-like nanofibres made by electrospinning wheat flour
Team calculate their ‘nanopasta’ is ‘approximately a thousand times’ thinner than threads of god
ResearchForce-sensitive molecule pulled apart to create highly reactive aryne
High-intensity ultrasound initiates formal retro-[2+2] cycloaddition by stretching a benzocyclobutene core from strategically placed anchor points
ResearchZinc–air batteries created from paper industry waste
Lignin- and cellulose-based zinc-air batteries overcome longstanding electrocatalyst performance and electrolyte stability challenges
ResearchChemists and linguists unite to encode Confucian proverb using sequence-defined polymers
Interdisciplinary collaboration tests how two encoding schemas preserve the visual details of Chinese characters