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Read more at: Prof Sir Alan Battersby

Prof Sir Alan Battersby

Mar 4 2015

The Department is pleased to congratulate Prof. Sir Alan Battersby on his 90th birthday.

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Alumni Lunch and Talk

Mar 14 2015

Book on-line for the Department of Chemistry informal Alumni Lunch and Talk at Chemistry Open Day on 14 March. 

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Chemistry Open Day

Mar 14 2015

As part of the University of Cambridge Science Festival in March, the Department of Chemistry will open its laboratories to the public on Saturday 14 March. 

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Read more at: Molecular inhibitor breaks cycle that leads to Alzheimer’s

Molecular inhibitor breaks cycle that leads to Alzheimer’s

Feb 16 2015

Dr Tuomas Knowles, Dr Sam Cohen, Dr Paolo Arosio, Prof. Michele Vendruscolo and Prof. Chris Dobson, together with research teams from Sweden and Estonia have identified a molecule that can block the progress of Alzheimer's disease.

Read more at: Professor Carl Djerassi

Professor Carl Djerassi

Photo by permission of the Chemical Heritage Foundation. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

Jan 30 2015

Professor Carl Djerassi died in San Francisco on 30 January 2015 at the age of 91.

Read more at: Chris Abell to become Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Chris Abell to become Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Feb 11 2015

The Department is delighted to announce that Professor Chris Abell has been appointed to become Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research. His appointment will start on 1st January 2016 and will be for a term of three years. 

Read more at: NERC International Impact Prize

NERC International Impact Prize

Feb 6th 2015

Neil Harris and John Pyle win NERC International Impact Prize.

Professor John Pyle, Dr Neil Harris and colleagues at the University of Cambridge and the National Centre for Atmospheric Science played a leading role in demonstrating the effect of man-made gases on the ozone layer, and the consequences for human health.

Read more at: Neil Harris and John Pyle win NERC International Impact Prize

Neil Harris and John Pyle win NERC International Impact Prize

Jan 29 2015

Neil Harris and John Pyle have recently been awarded the NERC International Impact Prize, and the Overall Prize.

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