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Better cure for the “Curse of Dimensionality”

The tennis ball team turn their attention to the Curse of Dimensionality

Oct 17 2016

Graduate student Stefano Martiniani and colleagues have developed an improved approach to solving the problem known as the “Curse of Dimensionality”.

Inaugural Chemistry Networks Event a Success

Graduate student Emma Durham explains her research at the posters session

Oct 17 2016

Over 20 companies and funding bodies attended the first ever Chemistry Networks event, held in the Department on 29 September.

Winton Symposium on “Solar Energies”

Oct 13 2016

The fifth annual Winton Symposium will be held 3 November at the Cavendish Laboratory on the theme of “Solar Energies – science of light harvesting.”

Professor Sanders congratulates Nobel Laureates

Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Sir J. Fraser Stoddart and Bernard L. Feringa, winners of the 2016 Nobel prize in chemistry. Photograph: Nobel Prize

Oct 5 2016

Professor Jeremy Sanders congratulated his 'old friends', chemists Jean Pierre Sauvage, Sir Fraser Stoddart and Bernard Feringa on their Nobel prize in chemistry for developing molecular machines.

Researchers visit Kenya to study 12 million year old fossil

Dr Silvia Vignolini working with Dr Job Kibii and Ms. Cecila Kathenya at the National Museums in Kenya, courtesy Rox Middleton

Oct 3 2016

Dr Silvia Vignolini and PhD student Rox Middleton have visited the National Museums in Kenya to study a Pollia fossil.

Shankar Balasubramanian profiled in Nature Methods

Courtesy Department of Chemistry

Oct 3 2016

"It's good to consider many ideas and reject most, even all of them, on thinking them through," says Professor Shankar Balasubramanian in a recent feature article in Nature Methods.

University Postgraduate Open Day 2 November

Image of postgrad student poster exhibition courtesy Department of Chemistry Photography

Oct 1 2016

The department is taking part in the first University of Cambridge Postgraduate Open Day on 2 November.

Researchers discover vital role of Parkinson's Disease protein

Image courtesy Alfonso De Simone

Sep 20 2016

Department of Chemistry researchers and their collaborators have identified important clues about what may be happening to patients when a protein associated with Parkinson's Disease malfunctions.

Researchers welcome young scientists from the UK and Japan

Image of students preparing podcast courtesy Department of Chemistry

Sep 12 2016

Researchers from the Vignolini and Scherman groups hosted a workshop in July for students from schools in England and Japan.

Chemistry spin-out Fluidic Analytics raises £5.3 million

Image courtesy Fluidic Analytics

Sep 12 2016

Fluidic Analytics Limited, a company founded by Professor Tuomas Knowles in the department, has raised £5.3 million in Series B financing.

Better cure for the “Curse of Dimensionality”

Inaugural Chemistry Networks Event a Success

Winton Symposium on “Solar Energies”

Professor Sanders congratulates Nobel Laureates

Researchers visit Kenya to study 12 million year old fossil

Shankar Balasubramanian profiled in Nature Methods

University Postgraduate Open Day 2 November

Researchers discover vital role of Parkinson's Disease protein

Researchers welcome young scientists from the UK and Japan

Chemistry spin-out Fluidic Analytics raises £5.3 million

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