2024

Upcoming events

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Sep

Radical Alliances. Solutions and Opportunities for Organic Synthesis

As part of the Green and Sustainable Synthesis series, join Professor Samir Zard as he discusses organic synthesis.

Past events

Catalysis for a cleaner future and molecular molecules series

Thursday 11 July 2024

Join Kristaps Ermanis and Dr Naomi Elstone as they discuss their research on organic reactions and ionic liquids.

Atomic resolution imaging by scanning probe and electron microscopy

Friday 5 July 2024

Join Stephen Rauschenbach as they discuss imaging electrospray ion beam deposition (ESIBD) findings from their lab.

Effect of Volcanic and Wildfire Stratospheric Perturbations on Aerosol Effective Radius - Insight

Thursday 4 July 2024

Dr Katie Smith (NOAA) joins us for the latest event in the Atmospheric Chemistry series.

Studying Interfaces with Neutron Reflectometry

Wednesday 26 June 2024

Listen to Dr Max Skoda as he explores insights into neutron reflectometry, an advanced analytical technique that can look into the composition of thin films and interfaces at a nanoscale.

Measuring temporal dynamics and advancements in fluorescence microscopy

Friday 21 June 2024

Join us for two talks by Professor Pieter Neething and Dr Gurthwin Bosman. Professor Pieter Neething discusses their research exploring temporal dynamics, and Dr Gurthwin Bosman explains the developments in fluorescence microscopy.

Annual EDI Lecture 2024

Wednesday 12 June 2024

Professor Dame Athene Donald, from the University of Cambridge, presents this lecture.

Industry talk from Syngenta: sustainability across new active ingredient invention and formulation

Tuesday 28 May 2024

Dr Bill Whittingham and Dr Chris Lindsay from Syngenta present this talk.

Improving our understanding of atmospheric organochlorine and organofluorine compounds through new measurement approaches

Wednesday 15 May 2024

Professor Cora Young, from York University in Toronto, presents this lecture.

Bio-Inspired Cage Catalysis

Tuesday 14 May 2024

Professor Paul Lusby, from the University of Edinburgh presents this lecture.