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28 Jun 2024: 367,. 116. (doi:Long-range ordering of methylidyne on Pt(110)(1 2). MA Petersen, DTP Watson, SJ Jenkins, DA King. –

28 Jun 2024: M Palayret, H Armes, S Basu, AT Watson, A Herbert, D Lando, TJ Etheridge, U Endesfelder, M Heilemann, E Laue, AM Carr, D Klenerman, SF Lee. – ... TJ Etheridge, RL Boulineau, A Herbert, AT Watson, Y Daigaku, J Tucker, S George, P Jönsson, M Palayret, D

28 Jun 2024: N Bampos, Z Clyde-Watson, JC Hawley, CC Mak, A Vidal-Ferran, SJ Webb, JKM Sanders. – ... M Marty, Z Clyde-Watson, LJ Twyman, M Nakash, JKM Sanders. – Chemical Communications.

28 Jun 2024: J Brooks-Warburton, D Modos, P Sudhakar, M Madgwick, JP Thomas, B Bohar, D Fazekas, A Zoufir, O Kapuy, M Szalay-Beko, B Verstockt, LJ Hall, A Watson, M Tremelling, M

28 Jun 2024: 4149. (doi:PHYS 342-Heterogeneous asymmetric hydrogenation of C=C bonds. DJ Watson, RBR John-Jesudason, AI McIntosh, DC Madden, JW Burton, RM Lambert. –

31 Oct 2013: Spring 2006. The challenge of protein folding. Laser spectroscopy of surfaces. Free radicals in organic synthesis. Energy efficiency and climate change. What scope is there with currenttechnology for replacing petro-chemicals with natural

28 Jun 2024: W Zhang, A Aubert, JM Gomez de Segura, M Karuppasamy, S Basu, A Murthy, A Diamante, TA Drury, J Balmer, J Cramard, AA Watson, D Lando, SF Lee, M Palayret, S

28 Jun 2024: The sculpture was designed by Mary Spencer Watson (1913-2006), and is featured in the Cambridge Sculpture Trails, which research and promote the rich diversity of works of art in the

28 Jun 2024: In 1953, Cambridge researchers Francis Crick and James Watson co-authored a study published in the journal Nature which showed that DNA in our cells has an intertwined, ‘double helix’ structure.

25 Mar 2021: It was designed. by Mary Spence Watson (1913–2006) to represent the progression of the modern science of Chemistry from its.

28 Jun 2024: A Vidal-Ferran, Z Clyde-Watson, N Bampos, JKM Sanders. – J Org Chem.

28 Jun 2024: D Modos, J Brooks-Warburton, P Sudhakar, M Madgwick, D Fazekas, M Szalay-Beko, JP Thomas, B Verstockt, A Watson, M Tremelling, M Parkes, S Vermeire, A Bender, SR Carding, T

28 Jun 2024: AD Bond, N Feeder, SJ Teat, Z Clyde-Watson, N Bampos, JKM Sanders. –

28 Jun 2024: We develop simple models to try to understand complex self-assembly. In particular, DNA offers a very exciting possibility in nanotechnology: because of the specificity of its (Watson–Crick) pairings, bonding

28 Jun 2024: N Feeder, SJ Teat, Z Clyde-Watson, N Bampos, JKM Sanders. –

19 Jan 2016: Chemistry at Cambridge Newsletter. WINTER 2015 ISSUE 52. INSIDE:. Athena SWAN Going for Silver. Where are they now: Tim Guilliams. Knowledge Transfer: Yolande Cordeaux www.ch.cam.ac.uk. ElectrifyingBatteryChemistry. Contents. 16. 8 10. Battery

31 Oct 2013: Spring 2008. Teaching the chemists of the future. Complex shapes from simple molecules. Probing the properties of porphyrins. What’s next for Cambridge chemistry? Was the job of head of departmentwhat you were expecting?Well, there’s a lot more

5 Apr 2021: It was designed. by Mary Spence Watson (1913–2006) to represent the progression of the modern science of Chemistry from its. ... Francis Crick & James Watson first announced their. discover of how DNA carries genetic information.

31 Oct 2013: and David Watson lookingback at the history of the Lensfield Roadlabs and some of the people who’veworked here in the past.You can read what Brian, Tony and. ... Presenters in action. Clockwisefrom the right: Brian Crysell, Tony Kirby, Ian Fleming, Ian

31 Oct 2013: Summer 2009. Chemistry Olympiad in Cambridge. Protein folding – and misfolding. The automation of chemical reactions. Enthusing the chemists of tomorrow. How did you end up in Cape Town?I’m originally from Zambia, and studied chem-istry there

6 Feb 2024: 1. Curriculum Vitae. Clare P. Grey, FRS, DBE Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge, Lensfield Road, Cambridge, CB2 1EW, UK E-mail: cpg27@cam.ac.uk Tel: 44(0)1223 336509 FAX: 44(0)1223 336017

31 Oct 2013: Spring 2010. Changing the rules of synthesis. Colloid science in the 1960s. Measuring gases from the sea. Chemistry in zero gravity. How did you become a scientist?It was an interesting journey! I grew up in Bostonand my parents were immigrants –

31 Oct 2013: Spring 2011. Studying protein behaviour…. …and the way they form aggregates. Physical chemistry in the 1950s. A chat with the new Vice-Chancellor. Why did you want to be vice-chancellor of the University ofCambridge?The answer is actually

29 Nov 2017: ‘Tis the season for. giving and receiving. Prestigious awards such as the Nobel Prize rightly recognise groundbreaking research. But an additional reward is when we see that research applied in tackling significant real-world problems. Genomic

21 May 2018: Chemistry at Cambridge Magazine. SPRING 2018 ISSUE 57. Alzheimer’s Adversary: Chris Dobson. Creating purer and better-targeted drugs. Alumni reunion generates fund of memories www.ch.cam.ac.uk. chem@cam. Experiencing ‘the thrill of chemistry’.

31 Oct 2013: Autumn 2009. New materials for better batteries. Electron correlation: a solution. Novel catalysts in the car industry. Using fragments to probe biology. How did you come to work in industry?After a junior faculty position at the University ofToronto

31 Oct 2013: Summer 2007. How do proteins fold in cells? Synthetic success — at last! The potential of chiral surfaces. Keeping a competitive edge in science. How did you end up working in thepharmaceutical industry?I’m a chemist by background, and my DPhil

31 Oct 2013: Spring 2007. Informatics and chemistry. Predicting crystal structures. Dynamic assembly of materials. Carbon reduction technology. What is BP doing to plan for changingglobal energy policies?Several emerging themes are driving much ofBP’s forward

31 Oct 2013: Autumn 2007. Simulating chemical processes. Hydrogen bonds and catalysts. The magic of helical nanotubes. Innovation – the lifeblood of science. What is the Chemistry Innovation KTN?Back in 2002, the DTI put together theChemistry Innovation Growth

31 Oct 2013: Autumn 2010. The dynamics of protein folding. Biotech and drug discovery. Biomimetic catalysts for solar fuel. Remembering Dudley and Eric. How did your Cambridge chemistryPhD take you into biotech?I joined Pfizer in the early 1980s after I

31 Oct 2013: Summer 2013. Science day: illuminating chemistry. Athena Swan accreditation achieved. Data, calculation and experiment. Keeping the IT systems operational. A large and complex departmentlike chemistry must have huge ITdemands. Can you give us

22 Dec 2016: Chemistry at Cambridge Magazine. WINTER 2016 ISSUE 54. Wine Bluffs. Women in Chemistry: Tanya Hutter. Three Academic Generations www.ch.cam.ac.uk. Colouring booksThe Fitzwilliam’s illuminated manuscripts. ContentsALUMNI ALUMNI. RESEARCH. Colouring

13 Dec 2018: Zöe Clyde-Watson, Patent Attorney at D Young & Co• Alison Davies, Operational Meteorologist with the Met.

19 Oct 2022: 1. Athena Swan renewal application form for departments. Applicant information. Name of institution University of Cambridge. Name of department Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry. Date of current application July 2022. Level of previous award

5 Sep 2019: Christopher M. Dobson, F.R.S. Research Publications. 1969. 1. A.M. Pritchard and C.M. Dobson, "Mossbauer effect and iron corrosion kinetics" Nature, 224, 1295 (1969). 1972. 2. B. Bleaney, C.M. Dobson, B.A. Levine, R.B. Martin, R.J.P. Williams, and

5 Sep 2019: 1 | P a g e CMD Publications 04/09/2019. Christopher M. Dobson, F.R.S. Research Publications. 1969. 1. A.M. Pritchard and C.M. Dobson, "Mossbauer effect and iron corrosion kinetics". Nature, 224, 1295 (1969). 1972. 2. B. Bleaney, C.M. Dobson, B.A.