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29 Mar 2018
Neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s are one of the biggest concerns for our ageing population, especially with no cure or therapies...
29 Mar 2018
“I'm a polymer chemist,” says new Research School of Chemistry recruit Dr Luke Connal. “That's never really changed, it doesn't matter where I’...
19 Feb 2018
ANU PhD student Adam Mater has won a prized 2018 Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship for his work on computer-aided chemical design. Mr Mater is one of 17...
7 Feb 2018
The Research School of Chemistry would like to thank Heriot-Watt University for hosting the ANU Ambassador Program, with special note to Dr Gareth Lloyd (HWU)...
29 Jan 2018
Distinguished members of the ANU community have been recognised in the 2018 Australia Day Honours for their contribution to Australia. Leading the Honours...
18 Jan 2018
We spoke to Walker on a visit back to the School, where he spoke to students about the different career paths available to chemistry graduates.
2 Jan 2018
When you have experienced the almost immediate, transforming effect of antibiotics at a time when you’re feeling your absolute worst, it’s not something you...
1 Jan 2018
Dr Brendan Burkett, a Research School of Chemistry alumnus who has now left academia, has taken a different approach. His series of comics, ChemScrapes, is...
18 Dec 2017
Material chemists can often spend years researching one molecule. Scientists have built careers on understanding and manipulating a single compound. Yet, even...
18 Dec 2017
In 1967 the Birch family got on a boat and made the trip from the United Kingdom to Australia. The trip was a momentous one, with the father of the family —...
18 Dec 2017
In November the Research School of Chemistry celebrated our 50th Anniversary. On Thursday the 16th of November we were very lucky to welcome Professor...
18 Dec 2017
When Danielle Skropeta, an Associate Professor at the University of Wollongong, was completing her undergraduate degree she noticed that there were very few...
