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Karen Holford with formula 1 car

Soapbox challenge for female scientists to get their message across

4 June 2015

Five Cardiff University scientists are stepping on a soapbox in Swansea to enthuse the passing public about their research.

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The School of Chemistry welcomes new Research Fellow

1 June 2015

The School of Chemistry is very pleased to welcome a new member of academic staff; Dr Louis Morrill.

Salters Festival 2015

BBC coverage of the Salters’ Festival of Chemistry at Cardiff School of Chemistry

20 May 2015

The School of Chemistry recently hosted its annual Salters’ Festival of Chemistry on 14th May 2015

Enriching Student Life Thomas Davies

School of Chemistry members honoured at the Enriching Student Life Awards 2015

15 May 2015

Enriching Student Life Awards 2015

Group photo of most of the speakers from the 14th Cardiff Chemistry Conference.

14th Cardiff Chemistry Conference 2015

13 May 2015

Now in its 14th year, the annual Cardiff Chemistry Conference was held on 11th and 12th May 2015.

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University aims to ‘trigger a passion in science’ among pupils

7 May 2015

Triggering a passion for science is the aim as Cardiff University welcomes 40 students from 10 South Wales schools as part of a touring festival of chemistry.

Timothy Easun Emma Carter

The School of Chemistry welcomes new staff members Dr Emma Carter and Dr Tim Easun

5 May 2015

The School of Chemistry is very pleased to welcome two new members onto the academic staff.

pesticide use

Could smell hold the key to ending pesticide use?

28 April 2015

Scientists recreate natural insect repellent.

CDT Lab opening

New £500,000 lab to train tomorrow’s chemists

19 April 2015

A high-tech science hub dedicated to training world leaders in catalysis opened on Thursday 16 April at Cardiff University School of Chemistry.

graphene

Cardiff research on graphene ‘revolutionary’ for industry

15 April 2015

Tests on graphene by a Cardiff University researcher could open up global exploitation of the lightweight ‘wonder’ material.