Congratulations to Rehab who won the best poster prize at the 4^th European Conference of Crystal Growth (ECCG4) held in Glasgow, Scotland

Participation at the two caste run is an annual event in the group. The ten kilometre run between Warwick and Kenilworth castles left Pat, Aleix, and Lucy slightly out of breath but they all reached the finish at very respectable times…well done to you all!

The Lavoisier Lectures provided the perfect opportunity for Prof. Pat Unwin to catch up with Alumni Dr. Anisha Patel who is currently working in an electrochemistry postdoc position in Paris. Pat Unwin spoke at the lectures on three main topics: "The Long and Winding Road to Nanoscale Electrochemical Imaging"; "Beyond Received Wisdom: New Models for Electrochemistry at Carbon Electrodes" and "An Electrochemist's View of Crystal Dissolution and Growth Processes", covering the controversial HOPG work published within the group earlier this year. The talks were well recieved.

At the start of his talk Pat also mentioned that Jean Michel Savéant inspired him to pursue research in electrochemistry.

The Lavoisier Lectures provided the perfect opportunity for Prof. Pat Unwin to catch up with Alumni Dr. Anisha Patel who is currently working in an electrochemistry postdoc position in Paris. Pat Unwin spoke at the lectures on three main topics: "The Long and Winding Road to Nanoscale Electrochemical Imaging"; "Beyond Received Wisdom: New Models for Electrochemistry at Carbon Electrodes" and "An Electrochemist's View of Crystal Dissolution and Growth Processes", covering the controversial HOPG work published within the group earlier this year. The talks were well received.

At the start of his talk Pat also mentioned that Jean Michel Savéant inspired him to pursue research in electrochemistry.

The Lavoisier Lectures provided the perfect opportunity for Prof. Pat Unwin to catch up with Alumni Dr Anisha Patel in her new research group in Paris. Pat spoke at the conference covering various topics : "The Long and Winding Road to Nanoscale Electrochemical Imaging"; "Beyond Received Wisdom: New Models for Electrochemistry at Carbon Electrodes" and "An Electrochemist's View of Crystal Dissolution and Growth Processes", where he covered the controversial findings of the groups recent research into HOPG.

At the start of his lectures Pat mentioned that Jean Michel Savéant inspired him to pursue research in electrochemistry.