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.
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