Inorganic Chemistry and Materials Chemistry at Bristol
News
- Jon McCleverty awarded RSC Award for Service
- Guy Orpen awarded 2007/8 RSC Nyholm Lectureship
- Steve Mann awarded 2007/8 RSC Joseph Chatt Lectureship
- Ian Manners wins 2006/7 RSC Award for Main Group Chemistry
- Robin Bedford wins 2006/7 RSC Sir Edward Frankland Fellowship
- Zoë Schnepp - Chemistry Student of the Year 2005
- Guy Orpen wins 2004-5 RSC Award for Structural Chemistry
- John Slattery wins 2005 Laurie Vergnano Award
- Ian Manners Joins the Inorganic and Materials Section
- Robin Bedford Joins the Inorganic and Materials Section
Seminars and Meetings
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Welcome to the Inorganic Chemistry and Materials Chemistry web pages. Here at Bristol we have a thriving Inorganic and Materials Section with a world class reputation in research and teaching. By using the links in the left-hand menu bar, you will be able to delve further into the wealth of activities we are currently engaged in. I hope you will find these pages interesting and informative. Please don't hesitate to contact me or my colleagues if you would like to find out more about any of our activities. Professor Nicholas Norman |
PhD Studentships
We welcome applications from prospective PhD students at any time. Further information about applying to the postgraduate degree programmes in the Inorganic and Materials Chemistry Section of the School of Chemistry is available.
2009 Gordon Stone Lecture and Symposium, 4th November 2009
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The Gordon Stone Lecture was established to recognise Gordon’s many distinguished contributions to inorganic and organometallic chemistry and the part he played in establishing at Bristol a major centre for teaching and research in inorganic chemistry. The lecture series is now in its 18th year.
Recently we introduced a new format and the Lecture is now the highlight of a short one day symposium. In addition to the Gordon Stone Lecture there will be contributions from colleagues in Bath, Cardiff and Bristol to produce a day in which we celebrate the shape that inorganic and materials chemistry is taking. We hope you will agree that the new format makes it even more worthwhile joining us in Bristol on the day.
All are welcome and there is no fee for attendance.
The 2009 Gordon Stone Lecture will be given by Malcolm Chishom from the Ohio State University. We do hope that you will be able to join us for what promises to be an exciting day and we look forward to seeing you.