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Read more at: Chemistry Networks Event Registration Open

Chemistry Networks Event Registration Open

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The Department of Chemistry is delighted to invite you to get to know us better at the annual Chemistry Networks Event on Friday 29 September.


Read more at: EPSRC funds corrosion in demanding environments research

EPSRC funds corrosion in demanding environments research

A new multimillion-pound collaborative research project could help to dramatically reduce the impact that surface degradation processes such as corrosion and wear have on industry worldwide.


Read more at: The Chemistry of Health Building Tops Out

The Chemistry of Health Building Tops Out

Professor Chris Dobson celebrates the topping out of the Chemistry of Health building with the traditional bottle of beer. Dennis Cotton, Kier Construction enjoys the moment.

The Chemistry of Health building, being constructed at the back of the Department of Chemistry on Union Road, Cambridge has reached its highest point. To mark the achievement a topping out ceremony was held on the rooftop.


Read more at: Computer-designed antibodies target Alzheimer’s disease

Computer-designed antibodies target Alzheimer’s disease

Brain showing hallmarks of Alzheimer’s disease (plaques in blue) Credit: NIH Image Gallery

Researchers in the Vendruscolo Group have designed antibodies that target the protein deposits in the brain associated with Alzheimer’s disease, and stop their production.


Read more at: Academic promotions announced

Academic promotions announced

L-R: Silvia Vignolini, Stuart Clarke, Sophie Jackson, Erwin Reisner

The Department is pleased to announce several academic promotions. 


Read more at: Dr James Keeler wins the 2017 Shoolery Award

Dr James Keeler wins the 2017 Shoolery Award

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Dr James Keeler has won the 2017 Shoolery Award for his contributions to small molecule NMR spectroscopy.


Read more at: Biomaker challenge for low-cost sensors

Biomaker challenge for low-cost sensors

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Applications are due on 23 June for the Cambridge Biomaker challenge, a four-month programme challenging interdisciplinary teams to build low-cost sensors and instruments  for biology.


Read more at: Jane Clarke 1st female president of Wolfson College

Jane Clarke 1st female president of Wolfson College

Lucy Cavendish Honorary Fellow, Professor Jane Clarke FRS becomes the sixth President of Wolfson College and the first female president of Wolfson College.


Read more at: Research Fellowships 2018

Research Fellowships 2018

The Department of Chemistry will shortly be deciding which applications to support for Royal Society University Research Fellowships (URF), to start in October 2018.


Read more at: Four department scientists honoured by RSC

Four department scientists honoured by RSC

Professors Melinda Duer, Stephen Elliott, Tuomas Knowles, and Dr Steven Lee have all been awarded prizes by the Royal Society of Chemistry.