Tim Easun

@timeasun.bsky.social

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Supramolecular photochemist, time-resolved spectroscopist. UoBChemistry #MOFs #chemistry [Profile image credit Xiaochuan Liu]

An ornate cup with green and red glass.
A piece of date and honey flapjack, a slice of chocolate cake, some cream and a few raspberries. They look, and were, delicious.
Alex stood in front of the intro slide for the conference
The lid of a coffee cup is out of focus at the bottom centre of the image. There is a view along a station platform with a train along the left edge. The words "mind the gap" are painted on the stain floor on the left side.
Two men smiling at the camera, on a train (still). I'm on the left, Jona Foster is on the right.
Two smiling men on a train holding cups of coffee. The train is sat in Derby station, so it is #StationCoffee and not #TrainCoffee, for the pedants.
A giant mechanical bull seen from the side as it faces to the right. It's 10 metres tall and called Ozzy. It lives in Birmingham New Street station.
A black and white cat sat in an open suitcase. She is not impressed that I am packing.
A view over the tops of green trees to the London skyline under a white cloudy sky. The London Eye big wheel as visible on the left end, with the Elizabeth Tower and Big Ben in the centre. It's a nice view.
A white gate that a tree has grown around.
A view of clouds from above from a plane window, with blue sky above
Screenshot of the quoted post with @seismatters post immediately underneath that says (in reply to something else, of course) "Oh yeah. I saw this last week. It's an ace communication tool!". It looks like this is in response to the post about picking rocks being recommended by Google's AI!
A 3D printed caffeine molecule held on the left by my finger and thumb, on a desk. Atoms are coloured (O red, N blue, C grey and H white). One of the hydrogen atoms has broken off the end methyl group and is sat forlornly on the desk to the right.
A screenshot of Albert Einstein's Google Scholar page. You can find it here: https://scholar.google.com/citations? Einstein has no verified email and an h-index of 125.
A train coming out of a tunnel. The surrounding hillside is verdant green foliage
A big tree with spreading branches. Along one set of branches, centre left, there is a large round ball growth of wood.
A night photo of the green centre of the University of Birmingham campus. The clock tower spikes up the far centre, with the clock lit up bright white. Shadowy clouds overhead, the moon peeking out in the upper left. Across the middle and either side, building lights shine.
Orange red sunrise behind the almost silhouetted clock tower at the University of Birmingham. The roof of the Chemistry building is in the foreground, covered in pipes.
Dappled light on a stone cross with trees and green foliage behind and above either side.
A black cylindrical space probe/ship with a flowing orb protruding laterally from one end, against a backdrop of stars. Image taken from Star Trek The Votage Home
A black and white cat paw on a red woollen jumper. A claw is just about visible. The other claws are out of sight because they're neatly hooked into the jumper. Sigh.
Scree shot from Star Wars of Admiral Firmus Piett saying his line "It's an older code, sir, but it checks out". White memetext has been added above and below to read "It's an older meme sir, but it checks out".
My hand holding a bottle of Strathisla 15 year old whisky. It's engraved "To the best PhD supervisor. Many papers to come!".
A young, clean-shaven and neat-haired man in lab coat and safety glasses, wearing blue gloves and holding a large separating funnel containing a yellow orange solution. He is smiling at the camera.
A deep blue morning sky with white fronds of cloud that do indeed look like brushed fur. Chimney silhouettes along the bottom.
Three black-lidded vials on a lab bench with yellow orange goo in the bottom. The photo is deliberately posted upside down.
A word cloud where the two largest words are state and complexes. MLCT is the next largest and only after that do MOF references start to show up.
Screenshot of a tweet praising a Nobel symposium on MOFs with a photo of lots of MOF chemists in front of a fancy building.
A patterned draught excluder on a wooden floor up against a white door. The pattern is a series of wellies.
A ginger and white cat lying on dry green-brown grass with its paws tucked under its body, looking down but with ears pricked up.
A spider in its web. It has stripy legs.
A book cover of a book titled Holiday Recipes Easter Halloween Christmas by Pauline Hutton. Baubles, eggs and pumpkins adorn the cover.
Two children running full pelt down a path between green grass and banks topped with heather. An expansive view of the peak district stretches ahead of them, with a white cloudy sky above
A series of small wooden drawers in the lower half, with labels like "Unguents". The upper half is shelves with a variety of old glass bottle with labels describing tinctures and acids, cardboard packets of remedies, and mysterious containers.
A black and white cat sat on the end of a blue sofa next to a humanoid figure made of brightly coloured children's connecting toys. That's Geoffrey.
A snippet of the article from Nevertheless to the bit about the ACS. The comments about references 1-3 are highlighted and the word chagrin is underlined.
A black cat with white chest and nose sat on my legs, looking straight at you. She's adorable.