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New Synlett Cluster Collection on Frontiers in Organo-Fluorine Chemistry

17 Rhagfyr 2014

In recognition of his expertise in the important field of organo-fluorine chemistry, Dr Duncan Browne is guest editor for the latest issue of Synlett.

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.

School of Chemistry doubles intake in 5 years

18 Tachwedd 2014

Cardiff University's School of Chemistry has doubled its student intake in five years.

Award for Outstanding International Student Satisfaction 2014!

7 Tachwedd 2014

Cardiff University wins the StudyPortals Award for Outstanding International Student Satisfaction 2014!

Employers target Cardiff Chemistry graduates

7 Tachwedd 2014

Employers target Cardiff Chemistry graduates. Students and employers attend the latest Cardiff Science Fair in record numbers.

A Window to the Past

13 Hydref 2014

A recent publication in the Journal of the American Chemical Society gives insight into the evolutionary history of plant enzymes.

University Scholarships 2014

10 Hydref 2014

The School of Chemistry is very proud to award a number of students University Scholarships in recognition of their excellent academic achievements. 

“CLASSIC NMR” – A New In-Situ NMR Technique for Exploring the Evolution of Crystallization Processes

6 Hydref 2014

A new in-situ NMR technique, developed by the Harris group, has been published as a “hot paper” in Angewandte Chemie International Edition.

Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award 2014

1 Medi 2014

Prof. Damien Murphy has received a Wolfson Research Merit Award from the Royal Society

£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.