The Novartis Chemistry Lectureship is awarded to scientists in recognition of outstanding contributions to organic and computational chemistry, including applications to biology.
The Novartis Chemistry Lectureship is awarded to scientists in recognition of outstanding contributions to organic and computational chemistry, including applications to biology.
Joe Farman, the man who discovered the ozone hole, died on Saturday 11th May 2013.
Professor Michele Vendruscolo has won the RSC Soft Matter and Biophysical Chemistry Award 2013.
The Department of Chemistry is delighted to announce that they have been awarded an Athena SWAN Bronze award.
Dr Rebecca Melen has won the RSC Dalton Young Researcher Award 2013.
The Department of Chemistry is delighted to announce that Professor Chris Dobson FRS (Master of St John’s College) has been elected a Foreign Associate of the US National Academy of Sciences.
BP Day is the annual opportunity for students in the Materials RIG to stand up and showcase their work in short presentations (final year students) and posters penultimate year students). 19 talks representing 7 groups were all excellent presentations.
Clare received this prestigious prize at the Experimental Nuclear Magnetic Resonance conference in Asilomar, Pacific Grove, California.
Subtle quantum effects in the motion of molecules across a metal surface have been detected by Stephen Jenkins and postdoc Marco Sacchi, in collaboration with groups at the Cavendish and at Rutgers University in the US.
The sixth lecture in memory of Alex Hopkins was held on the 22nd March 2013 in the Wolfson Lecture Theatre in the Department of Chemistry.
