Congratulations to Greg Anderson who was awarded the Hamilton-Barrett Prize from the Department of Chemistry for his first year PhD work on the mechanisms of initiating the HAS cycle with super electron donors. Greg’s work was published in our 2014 Chem. Sci. paper (Paper 55).
On the 15th – 18th July Katie Emery, Greg Anderson and Florimond Cumine attended the 7th Pacific Symposium for Radical Chemistry, which was hosted at the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. The conference is one of the three major international meetings for radical chemistry. The conference displayed all aspects of radical chemistry, hosting 44 speakers over […]
At the end of June, Gary visited Portugal to represent the group as an invited young researcher at the 4th annual Polaris Conference in Portugal. A conference set up to display the advances in biomaterials for regenerative medicine. Gary presented his new emulsion forming technology, which is able to display various applications, including in the […]
The ScotCHEM Computational Chemistry conference was hosted within the University of Strathclyde by the TuttleLab in June this year. It was well sponsored by the NSCCS, RSC and University of Strathclyde. Members of the TuttleLab played a big role in organising the conference and ensuring the day ran smoothly, with special thanks going to Katie Emery for […]
