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In recent years, a tremendous surge has been witnessed in studying the applications of main group element compounds in various fields. This development is based on a multitude of factors associated with several main group elements, namely abundance in the earth's crust, inexpensiveness, and benign nature. The evolution in strategies for enhancing the Lewis acidity and accessing various oxidation states of the main group elements has stood as pillars supporting the growth in the utility of their compounds.

This themed collection aims to highlight the recent advances in applying main group element compounds in materials and catalysis. The studies on small-molecule activation, low-valent main group chemistry, Lewis acidic compounds, single-molecule precursors for materials, and so forth that show promise to develop the said applications will also be considered. The collection will be dedicated to our Associate Editor Vadapalli Chandrasekhar, an expert in the field of main-group compounds, on the occasion of his 65th birthday.

All types of manuscript – communications, full papers and reviews – will be considered for publication. The manuscript should be prepared according to our article guidelines. If you would like to submit to this collection, please email dalton-rsc@rsc.org to let us know the potential title, article type, and journal for your submission.

All manuscripts will be subject to the usual initial assessment and peer review processes as necessary, and inclusion in the Collection will be at the discretion of the Guest Editors. Please indicate in your submission that you are submitting to this Collection and inform the Editorial Office by email.

Following our peer-review process, we will publish accepted articles online in a citeable form as soon as they are ready, with compilation of the complete collection in late 2024/early 2025.

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The Emerging Investigator Series has an overall objective to showcase significant research by newer voices from across the worldwide inorganic chemistry research community. We will consider additional applications and nominations on their own merit. Self-nominations are also strongly encouraged.

Both research articles and review articles are welcome to the series. Papers accepted for publication in the Emerging Investigator Series will be published in the earliest available issue and collated together in a dedicated Emerging Investigator Series page that will appear across Frontiers journals’ websites. All submissions to the Emerging Investigator Series will be subject to the journal’s high standards in peer review.

In order to be featured in the Emerging Investigator Series, contributors must:

• currently, be an independent research leader
• be the lead author (first author and/or corresponding author) of their article at the journal
• have either a) hold a PhD degree and be at the age of 40 or less in the year of submission, or b) received their PhD no earlier than 01 January of the year 12 years prior to the year of submission, or c) have no more than 12 years of post-PhD research experience on 01 January in the year of submission when taking into account any career breaks.

If you are interested to contribute to this series, please provide an up-to-date CV to the Editorial Office before submission, or simply opt-in for this series during submitting your manuscript and attach the CV as a supporting document.