Departmental news
Warwick Chemistry seeks promising URF 2025 candidates
A Royal Society University Research (URF) FellowshipLink opens in a new window can lift you towards independence and a permanent post. We are now inviting expressions of interest by 4pm Monday 1 July 2024. Learn more.Link opens in a new window
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Sopida Wongwas takes her science to Parliament
Sopida Wongwas, a final year PhD student in Chris Corre's group, was selected as a finalist in Biological and Sustainability awards categories as part of the STEM for BRITAIN 2024 event.
Grafting Polymers to Graphene Oxide goes better Through Branching
The BonLab shows that grafting polymer chains to graphene oxide is easier when branching is employed.
Prof. Chris Corre wins PhD Supervision Excellence Award
The 2024 Warwick Research Celebration Event saw three of our professors nominated for an award with Prof Chris Corre taking the Excellent Supervision Prize for the SEM Faculty.
Warwick RSC prize winners on film and on tour
As Warwick Chemists begin their prize-winners' lecture tours, they react to receiving prestigious RSC Prizes in films celebrating their achievements. tinyurl.com/3npvtj93
A big step forward for Interface Polymers Ltd
Warwick Chemistry spinout Interface Polymers Ltd (IPL) announces a ground-breaking achievement – the commercial scale-up of their first product. More at tinyurl.com/3ebkt6uh
PhD Student, Satarupa Das, attends GYSS 2024
Satarupa, a PhD student under the supervision of Prof Richard Walton, met with students and distinguished speakers from around the world at this prestigious event. tinyurl.dev/mrxbjkdb
We are seeking to support talented candidates for UKRI FLF Round 9
Warwick Chemistry is seeking to support talented candidates for the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships - Round 9. Expression of Interest Due 19 February. tinyurl.com/2rjjkuru
Mimicking photosynthesis to make life on Mars possible.
Dr Katherina Brinkert interviewed in BBC Science Focus magazine on solar power in space. tinyurl.com/3kdnrs3v
Dr Mark Greenhalgh secures slice of £4m grant
Dr Mark Greenhalgh, has secured a substantial grant from the EPSRC to establish an international collaboration for his pioneering research in catalysis and molecular interactions.