The Gordon Stone Symposium 2024

When: 30 May 2024Where: School of Chemistry, University of Bristol Established in 1991, this half-day event welcomes distinguished speakers from the fields of inorganic and organometallic chemistry for an afternoon of talks. Previous speakers have included Geoffrey Wilkinson, Alan McDiarmid, Odile Eisenstein, and Kyoko Nozaki.  The 2024 Gordon Stone lecture will…

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47th British Zeolite Association meeting

When: 2-5 July 2024Where: Ambleside Conference Centre, Percival Lecture Theatre, University of Cumbria The 47th British Zeolite Association meeting will take place 2-5th July 2024 in Ambleside in the heart of the Lake District National Park.  If you are interested in the science of nanoporous materials (including zeolites, MOFs, COFs, carbons, and…

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Cell Symposia: A circular economy for the chemical sector

When: 22 – 24 July 2024Where: Cardiff, Wales, UK  This Cell Symposia will bring together a diverse range of stakeholders from across the science, engineering, business, and policy sectors with a view to facilitate cross-disciplinary dialogue and identify key actions to take now as well as the future research and…

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7th TYC Energy Materials workshop – from data to discovery

When: 24 – 26 July 2024Where: London The 7th Energy Materials workshop of the Thomas Young Centre will take place in London from July 24-26, 2024. It will focus on the journey from data to discovery of new energy materials and will bring together the theoretical and experimental communities to discuss…

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Three PhD studentships are available with University of Liverpool

Three PhD studentships are available in the Rosseinsky Group, University of Liverpool, as part of a Prosperity Partnership grant between the Universities of Liverpool and Oxford, and Unilever, investigating new catalysts for sustainable consumer products. For more information and to apply visit: Metal-organic framework derived multi-metallic catalysts and catalytic functionalisation…

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Blueprint for the Catalysis Data Infrastructure

The development of a prototype for the UKCH catalysis data infrastructure (CDI) presents a dashboard listing of publications, datasets, and authors data. The data is presented as indicators that demonstrate the impact of the UKCH, providing insight into the number and types of publications, author statistics, institutional collaborations, and research…

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Reflections on an Asymmetric Career Path

This talk will provide short vignettes across my career, which began in academic heterogeneous catalysis research, moved though pharmaceutical process R&D, and back into academia, exploring homogeneous catalysis in the origin of biological homochirality. Research across chemistry and chemical engineering positions in three different countries led me from autocatalysis (automotive)…

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