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31 Oct 2013: This is particularly excitingas it will reinforce our already strong links withthe Clinical School. ... This year’s Linnett Professor is Susan Solomonof the US National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration.

31 Oct 2013: I’ve promised to givethem a different talk this time!’Meanwhile, Matt’s very excited that. ... This celebration isquite separate from the fund-raisingdevelopment campaign.The theme of the year is Transforming.

31 Oct 2013: These are usedin many applications and we would like toextend the database into this field. ... This issue’s cover star is Francis Pope, an atmospheric chemist in Tony Cox’s group.

31 Oct 2013: This was followedby treating rhodium trichloride in anautoclave at 170C with 40 atmospheres. ... He’s also been skiing for the first time in awhile this year.

31 Oct 2013: This brought me intodirect contact with having to developand deliver an undergraduate curricu-lum. ... We want touse this information to understand howthey damage neurons, and our tech-.

31 Oct 2013: A very familiar face returned to give theAlex Hopkins lecture this year – CarolRobinson. ... This was a refluxapparatus for solvent purification anddrying, to be left refluxing overnight.

31 Oct 2013: Also, this is a great department, and in asense I wanted to pay something back. ... This particularTLR complex isquite big in itsactivated state,’he says. ‘Thereare two really.

31 Oct 2013: This led to a protein folding PhD withPhil Evans in the biochemistry department here. ... We’re just start-ing to see if this is possible.’. Photo: N.

31 Oct 2013: What’s the next challenge for catalysts inthe car industry?This is already being addressed. ... Being able to sharedata electronically in a seamless fashionlike this is the way forward.’.

31 Oct 2013: Photograph: Nathan Pitt. This newsletter is published three timesa year by the University of CambridgeChemistry Department. ... change. Including this in the calcula-tions gives a much better correlationwith the experimental results.