95%
of our graduates were in employment and/or further study, due to start a new job or course, or doing other activities, such as travelling.
(HESA 2021)
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7 May 2019
Dr Rebecca Melen receives prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry award.
1 May 2019
11 Cardiff academics elected to Learned Society of Wales
27 March 2019
Talks covered climate change, the challenges of moving to Mars and the importance of happiness and well-being as a measure of scientific development.
1 February 2019
Science paper highlights key advances since the publication of the periodic table.
21 January 2019
Academic staff discuss the history of the periodic table on “Science Cafe” programme
17 January 2019
Stellar line-up for conference
14 December 2018
National chemistry event teaches school children about the environment
26 November 2018
Cardiff chemistry students presented with awards by GlaxoSmithKline
23 November 2018
Research by two of our PhD students has resulted in a potential patentable application
9 November 2018
Professor Angela Casini is awarded the Burghausen Chemistry Award
25 October 2018
It is with great sadness that we learned of the recent death of Professor Chris Morley
23 October 2018
Eleven chemistry students have been awarded Cardiff University Scholarships
19 October 2018
Professor Duncan Wass takes up role at one of the world’s leading centres for catalysis
3 September 2018
Four students spend their summer teaching in Nairobi schools thanks to new Global Opportunity Scholarship.
31 August 2018
School welcomes Royal Society of Chemistry International Undergraduate Research Bursary recipient.
24 August 2018
Scientists successfully synthesise ajoene in the lab, opening up the possibility of producing drugs to combat antibiotic resistance
23 August 2018
Researchers from Cardiff and Leeds discover new nanoparticulate and highly reactive iron sulfide phase.
26 July 2018
Two PhD students from the School of Chemistry represent the UK in the first European Federation of Catalysis Societies young generation catalysis challenge.
10 July 2018
Researchers develop ‘failsafe’ for controversial technique that could alter the genomes of entire populations
28 June 2018
Professor Peter Knowles has been elected a member of the International Academy of Quantum Molecular Science (IAQMS).
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