A team of researchers here and in the US have designed bionic 3D-printed corals that could help energy production and coral reef research.

A new chemical transformation using visible light to trigger the union of readily available feedstocks has enabled researchers to produce complex tertiary alkylamines in a single step. This could streamline the synthesis of novel small molecules.

A PhD student here has just taken part in a 72-hour 'Code vs COVID' hackathon to develop open source prototypes to help fight the COVID-19 outbreak.

We are sorry to say farewell to our colleague Carl Hogsden, who passed away last Thursday after a long illness.

Although he hasn't been studying the virus itself, Professor Rod Jones has been investigating an unexpected positive consequence of the virus caused by movement restrictions imposed by the government during the coronavirus pandemic.

Researchers here who normally design antibodies for use against Alzheimer’s disease are now redirecting the same approach to develop antibodies against the coronavirus.

A research team that includes scientists in this department has identified a strategy for rapidly detecting the DNA of pathogens – the microorganisms that cause disease – that could be relevant to the diagnosis of the COVID-19 virus.

The Department of Chemistry has delivered safety glasses and gloves to Addenbrooke's Hospital to support local NHS staff in the battle against COVID-19.

We are very sad to be sharing the news that our colleague Dr Stuart Warren passed away on Sunday 22nd March.

Researchers here have come up with a strategy to make a transition metal-catalysed chemical reaction enantioselective through the use of a chiral cation.