A landmark paper by an international consortium of scientists has, for the first time, provided an accurate reconstruction of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) across the last 66 million years.
School of Chemistry PhD student Huan Ma has been awarded second place in the Second Place in the Photography category of 2023 Biofilm Create! competition, alongside Bristol Dental School PhD student Xiayi Liu for their entry "Bacterial planet".
Until very recently, third year Chemistry undergraduate student Felix Martin had never run a marathon, but he has just raised an incredible £7,500 for charity by completing three marathons in as many days.
A new collaborative initiative between UK universities and countries worldwide to share cutting-edge vaccine technology to prevent future global outbreaks of infectious diseases has been awarded £10.5 million from the Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC) and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
On October 5, the Creative Tuition Collective unveiled PLURIVERSE, their special edition zine, in a reception held at the School of Chemistry.
For the first time, scientists researching in the field of quantum dynamics (QD) will be able to access, develop and deploy a universal software framework for simulations, removing many barriers that exist to achieving a deeper understanding and exploiting new phenomena across the quantum world.
Join us in a RSC Chemical and Synthetic Biology and Synthesis and Catalysis Seminar with Dr Bill Hawkins (University of Otago, New Zealand).
Professor Simon Hall will be giving his inaugural lecture on Tuesday, 24th October from 6pm at the Wills Memorial Building.
The prestigious Wilson Baker Symposium returns to the School of Chemistry on Wednesday, 25th October 2023.
The purpose of these high-profile events is to bring together researchers from both countries and to facilitate research collaborations in areas from across the chemical sciences.
All research students and postdoctoral researchers are invited to the 2nd edition of the “1 min to save the planet” symposium, where speculative sustainable solutions will be put to the test.
Researchers have created a unique microscopic toolkit of ‘green’ tuneable electrical components, paving the way for a new generation of bioelectronic devices and sensors.
Bristol 'Next Generation' Visiting Researcher Dr Kabir Oyedotun gives the second of two guest lectures at the School of Chemistry.
Bristol 'Next Generation' Visiting Researcher Dr Kabir Oyedotun gives the first of two guest seminars at the School of Chemistry.
The Festival of Enterprise (7 July 2023) will bring together researchers and businesses with the aim of fostering new collaborative and contract research activity.
The annual Peter Timms Symposium returns to the School of Chemistry on Wednesday, 13th September 2023.
Dr Bryan Bzdek has won the 2023 Marlow Prize from the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). This prize recognises the most meritorious contributions made by an early career scientist in any area of physical chemistry and is awarded by the Faraday community.
This Computation, Theory and Dynamics Seminar will be given by Dr. Hannah Wakeford from the School of Physics.
Join us in a RSC Prize Lecture with winner of the 2022 Interdisciplinary Prize, Professor Jason Micklefield (University of Manchester)
The award is attributed to Bzdek's pioneering contributions to aerosol physical chemistry.
Join us in a RSC Environment, Sustainability & Energy Early Career Award Seminar with Professor Anabel Lanterna (University of Nottingham).
This guest lecture will be given by Dr. Santanu Mukherjee from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.
This guest seminar will be given by Dr. Lisa-Maria Needham from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Cambridge.
Professor Evan Jones (Department of History) will be giving this fascinating seminar, which has been jointly sponsored by the School of Chemistry and the Centre for Health, Humanities, and Science.
We are pleased to invite you to an exciting series of talks from 3 Brazilian academics from the Worldwide Universities Network (WUN), hosted by the School of Chemistry and School of Cellular & Molecular Medicine.
Timothy Guy Harrison was born on 30th October 1959 in Pontypool in South Wales. Tim attended Croesyceiliog School and from there went to King’s College London, studying Chemistry (1978-1981). Upon graduation Tim trained as a teacher at The University of Warwick.
The second incarnation of the Inspirational Bristol Scientists Board was unveiled on Wednesday, 26th April at the School of Chemistry, with the celebration led by the Dean of Science, Professor Jens Marklof. The board celebrates the outstanding achievements in research, teaching and contributions to our community by 8 outstanding undergraduate and postgraduate students. The winners came from numerous different schools within the faculties of science and engineering.
Make sure to submit your ballot, linked in the article, to increase Zoë Henley's chances of winning the Public Vote Award.
Join us in a RSC Prize Lecture with Professor Paolo Melchiorre (University of Bologna).
We would like to formally invite you to join us at this E2/FMM event, for a stimulating hour or two discussing problem-solving using research.
Join us in a RSC Prize Lecture with Professor Dame Margaret Brimble FRS (University of Auckland).
On 10th May 2023, Chemspeed Innovations will hold a meeting at University of Bristol which focuses on Automation in Chemical Synthesis.
After the global pandemic, the Bristol Synthesis Meeting returned and the 20th event was held on Tuesday, April 4th, in the Victoria Rooms.
The second Bristol Electrosynthesis Meeting was held at the School of Chemistry on the afternoon of 3rd April.
The School of Chemistry's diamond research group, together with Space Forge, a Cardiff-based satellite-technology company, have been awarded an Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) grant under the Knowledge Transfer Partnerships scheme to develop a method to convert existing Chemical Vapour Deposition (CVD) equipment to create materials that can fit inside a satellite.
The co-operative is led by NPL and promises to deliver an 'integrated network' to expedite the journey towards Net Zero
Dr Luke Western, Marie Curie Research Fellow in the School of Chemistry, was the lead author of a new publication which has found that global emissions of several banned ozone-destroying chemicals are increasing.
Professor Varinder Aggarwal and Professor Anthony Davis have been awarded prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grants of €2.5m for their respective research projects.
Register to learn more about the schemes available to support your future research.
If you're an early career researcher, looking to establish yourself as an academic leader, the School of Chemistry is currently welcoming applications for the UKRI Future Leader Fellowships scheme.
