23 July 2020
A research team at Cardiff have unearthed a way to use non-metal catalysts, which they say could potentially make pharmaceutical drugs both more affordable and safer.
15 July 2020
The School of Chemistry has begun its phased return to on-campus lab work, as national restrictions caused by covid-19 begin to ease.
10 July 2020
Cardiff University scientists discover new method for mixing liquids with promising applications in medicine, agriculture, and the fragrance industry.
26 June 2020
Professor Richard Catlow wins the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Faraday Lectureship Prize
20 May 2020
Dr Andrew Logsdail has been selected for a prestigious Future Leaders Fellowship
6 May 2020
Second year student secures a place on a one year internship with Morgan Stanley
16 April 2020
New method for creating a range of metal catalysts shows that gold still tops the class
9 April 2020
Scientists use state-of-the-art technology to film enzyme catalysis taking place in real-time
13 March 2020
Compound Semiconductor Centre ‘net zero’ challenge
The informal and accessible textbook aims to help undergraduate students to build a solid framework in organic chemistry
9 March 2020
Scientists have found a way to produce terpene analogues using cheap materials that are suitable for large-scale production
19 February 2020
Researchers at Cardiff Catalysis Institute have unveiled new reactivity with metal-free systems.
14 February 2020
Immersive 3D chemistry workshops are a hit with pupils and teachers.
12 February 2020
Danielle Merrikin wins prize for best oral presentation.
26 November 2019
The commitment demonstrated by the School to promote gender equality and diversity has led them to achieve an Athena SWAN Bronze award.
14 November 2019
Undergraduate students from the School of Chemistry have been presented with a number of prizes by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK).
31 October 2019
Four chemistry students spent three weeks living and working in Arusha communities as part of the Agape Volunteers teaching programme.
Six chemistry students were selected to receive a University Scholarship award worth £3000.
15 October 2019
New process could reduce the costs of producing everyday items such as petrol, pharmaceuticals and fertilisers
16 September 2019
Potential for cleaner and greener ways to produce commodity chemicals as scientists create perfect conditions for fungus-derived enzymes to thrive
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