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Dr Róisín McMahon - Title: From Proteins to Policy »
Róisín will share how she made the leap from the proteins to policy
Dr Colin Scott - Title: Improving Nature’s Nanotechnology to Build Molecular Assembly Lines »
Biocatalysis is an attractive route for the synthesis of complex organic molecules, such as pharmaceuticals, due to the properties of enzymes (high specificity and high catalytic rate)
(Postponed until further notice) Royal Australian Chemical Institute Titration Stakes »
Chemistry students, your High School or College is invited to enter the Australian National Chemical Analysis Competition. The titration stakes is an annual competition organized by the Royal Australian Chemical Institute
Prof Feng Wang - Title: Digital structures and their applications in computational chemistry towards machine learning »
The fourth industrial revolution will be digital technology and computer simulation driven. Computational chemistry is turning into digital chemistry
Professor Christian Doonan - Title Controlled Flexibility: A Strategy For Anchoring Molecular Catalysts In MOFs »
The development of new catalysts is crucial to meeting the changing demands in chemical markets and to address environmental concerns presented by current processes.
Professor Michelle Coote - Title Electrochemical and Electrostatic Catalysis of Chemical Reactions »
Chemists appreciate that the rate of redox reactions can be manipulated by means of an electrical potential gradient. However, it was only in 2016 that we showed that an external electric field can also be used to catalyze non-redox reactions, thereby opening up a new dimension to chemical catalysis.
(CANCELLED) Associate Professor Colette Boskovic - Title Inorganic Molecular Materials: Functional Metal Complexes »
Molecular materials with physical properties that can be controlled by external parameters, such as temperature, light or magnetic field are important synthetic targets because they form the basis of molecular devices
Daniel Preston - Title: Trying to make complicated stuff from simple bits and pieces »
All of our genetic instructions arise from a four letter alphabet, two sets of complementary base pairs.
(CANCELLED) Professor Thomas Maschmeyer - Title Going Global: Cat-HTR to Upgrade Plastic and Biomass Wastes into Oils and Chemicals »
This talk deals in the main with the translation of fundamental scientific discoveries in catalysis into commercial reality, focusing on the Catalytic Hydrothermal Upgrading Reactor Technology (Cat-HTR).
