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.
A start-up that is fighting fast fashion by digitising customers’ wardrobes has won a share of £30,000 in funding.
A pioneering University of Bristol chemist who has helped more than 10,000 teachers across the UK and worldwide inspire and educate the next generation of scientists has been recognised in the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours.
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).
A University of Bristol scientist has been awarded the Environment, Sustainability & Energy mid-career Prize by the Royal Society of Chemistry for his pioneering work in monitoring the changing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
The School of Chemistry EDI Committee organised a Bake Sale to celebrate the start of Pride Month on Monday 3rd June.
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).
