Top 3 Behind the Papers from February
Our three most read Behind the Paper posts published in February
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We published 20 Behind the Papers in February - here's our three most viewed posts:
- Jun Yao on making different forms of the same polymer by utilising different packing topologies.
- A new method for generating complex chemical compounds based on carbon-hydrogen functionalisation by Zachary Garlets.
- And, following-up on his previous post, George Karageorgis describes the principles behind designing pseudo-natural product libraries.
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