Dr. Syed Ali Abbas Abedi, a Research Fellow, and PhD student Lovelesh had the honor of attending the Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) 2025 at the National University of Singapore. This prestigious summit brought together an impressive array of young scientists and established experts from around the world, promoting rich collaboration and innovation in science and technology.
During the event, they had the opportunity to engage in discussions with peers and notable leaders, including Nobel Laureates. These interactions not only enriched their professional networks but also expanded their professional understanding of various scientific disciplines. The summit was an inspiring platform, providing valuable insights and fostering meaningful connections across the scientific community.
Tianruo presented a three-minute presentation entitled “Breaking the wall of tetrazine dyes” at the Falling Walls Lab Singapore on 23 August. In this talk, he introduced two main problems faced by tetrazine dyes in click reactions, i.e., controversial fluorescence quenching mechanisms and difficulty in the development of near-infrared tetrazine dyes. He also showed how he used quantum chemical calculations to address these two questions.
