On June 11th, 2026, Prof. Jonathan Nitschke from the University of Cambridge visited Tsinghua University and delivered a lecture on his research. Prof. Jonathan Nitschke received his bachelor's degree from Williams College (USA) in 1995 and his doctorate from the University of California, Berkeley in 2001 under the supervision of T. DonTilley. He then undertook postdoctoral studies with Jean-MarieLehn in Strasbourg under the auspices of a US NSF fellowship, and in 2003 he started his independent research career as a Maitre-assistant (fixedterm independent PI) in the Organic Chemistry Departm...

In April 2026, Prof. Huaping Xu was admitted as a Fellow of the Chinese Chemical Society (FCCS). Fellow is the highest membership grade of the Chinese Chemical Society, awarded to distinguished members who have made systematic and creative achievements as well as significant contributions to chemistry and related fields. Since the establishment of the Fellow system in 2019, no more than 50 Fellows have been elected each year, and there are 346 Fellows to date. Warm congratulations to Prof. Xu!

The Tsinghua-KU Leuven Bilateral Mini-Symposium on Frontiers of Chemistry was held at Tsinghua University on March 25, 2026. Prof. Huaping Xu served as the chairman of the symposium. The event brought together distinguished researchers from both institutions. From KU Leuven, Prof. Johan Hofkens, Prof. Maarten Roeffaers, and Associate Prof. Elke Debroye delivered insightful talks. From Tsinghua University, Associate Prof. Hao Zhang and Associate Prof. Dongxin Ma also presented their latest research findings. The content of the symposium is as follows：   The symposium provided a valuable platf...