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IChemE president and the gold rush

2 Ebrill 2015

IChemE president dicusses the importance of gold catalysis and industry with Prof Hutchings

CCI members present at ISSC conference

1 Ebrill 2015

CCI staff and students present their research at flagship UK conference

Prestigious journal selects CCI work as their featured article

31 Mawrth 2015

A paper published by Davies, Morgan & Willock from the CCI has been selected as a featured article in the prestigious Journal of Catalysis.

Prize winners and commemorative session at 18th Rideal Conference

30 Mawrth 2015

Members of the CCI made a major contribution to the 18th Rideal meeting with a special session dedicated to Professor Wyn Roberts and also had success with 2 prize winners in the poster competition.

Quicker and more efficient processing of biomass

17 Mawrth 2015

Chemists have developed a successful catalyst for a crucial intermediate stage

Professor Michel Che winner of the RSC 2014 Faraday Lectureship Prize lectures in the School

27 Ionawr 2015

On Monday 26th January Professor Michel Che of the Universite Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6 & Institut Universitaire de France gave his 2014 Faraday Lecture at the School of Chemistry.

Cardiff partners Max Planck Society to form world-leading catalysis alliance

6 Ionawr 2015

Cardiff University is to announce a new partnership with Germany's top research body to develop globally important catalysis research.

Cardiff Catalysis Institute 2015 Conference

5 Ionawr 2015

The Cardiff Catalysis Institute annual conference will be held on the 6th and 7th January 2015.

Cardiff project student recognised in National Finals

16 Rhagfyr 2014

Rebecca Burgess an A-level student who undertook a Nuffield sponsored research project has been selected for the National Science + Engineering Competition finals.

£7 million investment in the School of Chemistry & its Catalysis Institute

26 Awst 2014

View Source Chemical synthesis, the production and manipulation of more complex and valuable molecules from simple reactants, is in essence the primary driver of Chemistry as a STEM subject.