Posts tagged with ‘Chemistry’
AI and chemistry: a greener future
Join us to learn about how we can use AI to address these problems and how we can encourage chemists to use our tools to make their chemistry greener.
Tags: AI, artifical intelligence, Chemistry, Environmental Geochemistry, science public lecture series
University secures five centres for doctoral training as UK invests £1 billion in next generation of innovators
The university has been awarded five centres for doctoral training (CDTs) by the Engineering and Physical […]
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Tags: chemical engineering, Chemistry, Chemistry funding, NET2Zero
Talented technician receives new Royal Society Award
A talented technician and regular contributor to the Periodic Table of Videos is one of the […]
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Tags: Chemistry, Neil Barnes, School of Chemistry
Chemistry with Computers
This is an Inaugural Lecture on the topic of Chemistry with Computers delivered by Professor Nick Besley
Tags: Chemistry, Computers, Nick Besley
“Framed by a Smoking Gun”: book launch and signing
The School of Chemistry will host an event to celebrate the launch of “Framed by a Smoking Gun”, a biography of Col Brian “BD” Shaw.
Tags: Chemistry, Col Brian "BD" Shaw, Dr Clare Wilkes, Framed by a Smoking Gun
Join the Royal Society at the UK’s most inspiring research showcase – deadline 10 September
The Royal Society is inviting our researchers to apply for 2020’s Summer Science Exhibition, which offers opportunity to […]
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Tags: biomaterials, Chemistry, Royal Society, Summer Science Exhibition
Coffee collaboration has the elements for a perfect blend
Chemistry and the art of coffee making have been blended by the University of Nottingham to […]
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Tags: Chemistry, coffee, Periodic table, Poliakoffee, Sir Martyn Poliakoff
Dyeing for sustainable energy
David Amabilino EPSRC-GSK Professor of Sustainable Chemistry will give his inaugural lecture.
Women in Chemistry 2019 – Conference and Careers Event
Women in Chemistry 2019 will bring together inspiring female leaders from varying research areas in both academia and industry, to celebrate International Women’s Day.
Chemistry: suck it and see!
Professor Peter Licence from the School of Chemistry will be giving his inaugural lecture at the University of Nottingham.