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Read the Dalton Transactions themed issue on ‘Bridging the gap via catalysis via multidisciplinary approaches’.

This interesting collection of articles is ‘dedicated to molecular approaches in catalysis dealing with the preparation, characterization, modeling, and reactivity of catalysts whether homogeneous, heterogeneous or biocatalysts’ and includes contributions from the guest editors Christophe Coperet and Rutger van Santen, as well as a range of scientists such as Timo Jacob, Dieter Vogt, Xiaodong Zou and Johannes G. de Vries.

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