Thread by @pschwllr

I had planned to add all my #LINO22 highlights chronologically to my thread but there are just too many. So, I will just cherry-pick a few here.

Starting with the inspirational talk by @ben_list on the importance of catalysis for a more sustainable future.

Related to that the "Catalysis and Green Chemistry" panel discussion with Richard Schrock, Dave MacMillan (@dmac68), Liang Feng (@LiangFeng_chem), Jiangnan Li, Carla Casadevall (@CasadevallCarla) - well done!

Dave MacMillan’s (@dmac68) excellent advice for young group leaders/scientists:
- Be passionate and work on things you are truly excited about
- Be as generous as you can be and treat people with respect

The Scientific Breakfast on “Scientific Collaboration in Challenging Time” with Randy Schekman and @MartinVetterli on the future of publishing (e.g. @eLife) and how to change our culture to a more collaborative one.

I got the chance to finally meet THE Robert Pollice (@robpollice) in person.
With best wishes to Alán (@A_Aspuru_Guzik) - thanks for the support, which got me the invitation to this fantastic meeting!

Follow #RobSelects for a weekly and prestigious paper selection.

And met some other #chemtwitter friends, here a picture with Kim (@kimgreis) and Rajat (@rjmchem)

https://twitter.com/kimgreis/status/1540786778642124802?s=20&t=aTFKFDDXtfKm_OKRjn4CKQ

The Next Gen Science session on Wednesday morning - with amazing contributions from Liang (@LiangFeng_chem), Robert (@RJ_Mayer), Max Baur, Julia (@JWestermayr), Han (@yhan_Exciplex), Sebastian (@sebastian_beil).
It was a pleasure to share the stage with you!

The diversity issue in the sessions what rightfully pointed out and discussed. And will hopefully be taken into account for future @lindaunobel meetings.

That's it from my side. #LINO22 has been an unforgettable experience. I can highly recommend other young scientists to apply and participate in future meetings. Hopefully, some of the @SchwallerGroup members will have this opportunity!