World Soil Day 2024
This World Soil Day take a look at an article in Science Magazine co-authored by UK Catalysis Hub members with lead author Grazia Malta. They worked on finding an alternative…
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UK Catalysis Hub member María Asunción Molina Esquinas awarded 2023 Thesis Prize by the Spanish Society of Catalysis
María Asunción Molina Esquinas, a member of the UK Catalysis Hub LAURELIN project at University College London, has been awarded the 2023 Thesis Prize by the Spanish Society of Catalysis.…
Watch now – One step process for generating ultra pure alloy nanoparticle catalysts
When: 23 April 2024, 15:00 – 16:00 GMTWhere: Online A webinar on the One step process for generating ultra pure alloy nanoparticle catalysts from Dr. Vicky Broadley, Nikalyte Ltd. Electrochemical splitting…
International Women’s Day 2024
On 8 March we celebrated International Women’s Day! We aim to always #InspireInclusionat the UK Catalysis Hub. Find out more about our wonderful #womeninSTEM at https://ukcatalysishub.co.uk/women-in-science/
Catalysis for Global Health with Dr. Jennifer Edwards, Cardiff University
When: 18 March 2024, 3-4pm GMTWhere: Online A webinar from Dr. Jennifer Edwards, Cardiff University, Senior Lecturer in Catalytic and Physical Chemistry and Director of EDI. On exposure to water, air…
Winner of the Sir John Meurig Thomas Catalysis Medal 2023 Announced
The UK Catalysis Hub have named Dr Sarah Lovelock from the University of Manchester as winner of the Sir John Meurig Thomas Catalysis Medal at the UK Catalysis Hub Winter…
International Women’s Day 2023
Happy International Women’s Day! Here are 5 popular webinars by inspirational scientists who have spoken to our catalysis community: To watch more webinars and register for upcoming ones visit our…
Dr June Callison – Lab Manager
I am writing this almost nine years to the day that I joined the UK Catalysis Hub as a Research Technician. It was the beginning of the first phase of…
Prof. Adisa Azapagic
Professor of Sustainable Chemical Engineering, The University of Manchester What is your background? What made you decide to become a scientist? I am a chemical engineer by background. I was…
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…