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Congratulations, Dr Emily Smith!

Congratulations, Dr Emily Smith!

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Emily Smith, manager of the X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy facility at the Nottingham Nanotechnology and Nanoscience Centre (NNNC) successfully defended her PhD thesis last week.
Date:
01/10/2014
Universitas 21 Award for Internationalisation

Universitas 21 Award for Internationalisation

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Universitas 21 (U21) has announced the recipients of this year's U21 Awards for Internationalisation, recognising individual efforts which further internationalisation and build relations between U21 members.
Date:
08/11/2013
Annual Careers Evening in the School, 2012

Annual Careers Evening in the School, 2012

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The annual careers evening provided an excellent opportunity for current students to learn about the career decisions of the School's alumni.
Date:
19/10/2012
Career Skills for Chemists 2012, Nottingham Advantage Award

Career Skills for Chemists 2012, Nottingham Advantage Award

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A second group of students have just completed the School's Nottingham Advantage Award module, "Career Skills for Chemist." This extra-curricular course focused on developing a number of transferable skills (oral presentation, interview, CV writing, team-working, job applications and the ability to identify career path options). The course was delivered by an exceptional group of tutors including members of Ernst & Young, the UoN Careers and Employability Service, the UoN Business Partnership Unit and Teach First.
Date:
27/06/2012
Supercomputing set to boost region's competitiveness

Supercomputing set to boost region's competitiveness

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A 拢3.5 million supercomputing hub is set to power growth and innovation in the Midlands and London by opening up its vast number-crunching power to local firms. The 糖心原创 is one of four top universities in the region to launch MidPlus, a state-of-the-art high-performance computing centre, to help SMEs and larger firms with the modelling, simulation and analysis needed to design world-leading products and services. MidPlus will also significantly extend the current computing power available within the region's universities.
Date:
21/06/2012
The School Welcomes a Fourth Research Fellow in 2011

The School Welcomes a Fourth Research Fellow in 2011

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Dr. Andy Teale joins the School with a Royal Society University Research Fellowship, and will be investigating the development and implementation of extensions to density functional theory to tackle systems with several near-degenerate electronic configurations
Date:
28/11/2011
Carbon nanotube structures changed by 'attack' from within, researchers in the School of Chemistry discover

Carbon nanotube structures changed by 'attack' from within, researchers in the School of Chemistry discover

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A team of researchers from the School of Chemistry, including Dr Andrei Khlobystov, Dr Nick Besley and Dr Elena Bichoutskaia, in collaboration with Ulm University has shown for the first time that chemical reactions at the nano-level which change the structure of carbon nanotubes can be sparked by an 'attack' from within.
Date:
22/08/2011
Chemistry Staff Receive Vice-Chancellor's Achievement Award

Chemistry Staff Receive Vice-Chancellor's Achievement Award

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Chemistry staff have been singled out as part of a new awards programme that recognises exceptional achievement at the University. Professor Martyn Poliakoff, Dr Peter Licence and Dr Samantha Tang are among the winners of the Vice-Chancellor's Achievement Awards 2010, for their joint work on a hugely popular film project that has received millions of hits on YouTube. More than 160 short films have been created as part of 'The Periodic Table of Videos', which has embraced social media to make an often-complex subject come alive for students, school pupils, teachers and myriad internet users.
Date:
07/03/2011
Parliamentary POST for PhD Student

Parliamentary POST for PhD Student

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School of Chemistry postgraduate student Kate Hamer will soon be briefing politicians on science and health matters at Westminster following the award of a BBSRC funded placement at the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST). The highly competitive selection process involved Kate writing a briefing document on 'legal highs' and a challenging panel interview.
Date:
21/02/2011
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