What do you know about this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry? For 20 years researchers at Stockholm University have been exploring the potential of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs), a material so porous that it can trap toxic molecules like a sponge, store gases, and in the future release cancer drugs exactly where they’re needed. It was Professor Xiaodong Zou who brought MOF research to Sweden and Stockholm University, and much has happened since. In the labs at Kemikum, activity is constant. “Ma

⚡ Dr. Cao Thang Dinh is developing practical methods to convert CO2 into renewable fuels, chemicals, and biodegradable plastics. His research offers important solutions to address climate change and support renewable energy adoption 🌳 These innovative research contributions were recently recognized by Dr. Dinh’s induction into the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists. 📰 Learn more about his work and other Queen's RSC honorees: https://www.queensu.ca/gazett