Academic Staff and Independent Research Fellows

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

 A
  Professor Fred Antson Protein-nucleic acid interactions
 B
  Dr Martin Bates Simulation of liquid crystals and complex systems
  Professor Peter Bernath Satellite remote sensing of pollution; Gas phase inorganic chemistry; Molecular astronomy
  Professor Duncan W Bruce Materials Chemistry
  Dr Marek Brzozowski Structural endocrinology; Membrane proteins; Development of methods for protein crystallisation
C
  Professor Lucy J Carpenter Atmospheric chemistry
  Dr Victor Chechik EPR and nanoscale chemistry
  Professor James Clark Green chemistry
  Dr Paul Clarke Total Synthesis of Natural Products, Prebiotic Chemistry and Origins of Life
  Dr Martin Cockett

High-resolution laser spectroscopy with electrons and ions 

  Dr Kevin Cowtan Automated protein structure solution
D  
  Professor Gideon Davies Structural enzymology and carbohydrate chemistry
  Dr Caroline Dessent Physical chemistry of gas-phase biological ions; Gas-phase inorganic chemistry; Mass spectrometry
  Dr Richard Douthwaite

Molecular and materials chemistry, photocatalysis

  Professor Simon Duckett Organometallic chemistry and reaction mechanisms
  Dr Anne-Kathrin Duhme-Klair

Metal ions in biology and medicine

E

Professor Mat Evans
Atmospheric Chemistry
 F

  Professor Ian Fairlamb Transition metals in synthesis, catalysis and chemical biology: reactivity, mechanism and applications
 G

  Professor Pratibha Gai Surface science; Catalysis; Nanomaterials; Atomic processes; Electron microscopy developments
  Professor John Goodby Liquid crystals and advanced organic materials

 Dr Verena Gortz
Self–organising Soft Materials
  Dr Gideon Grogan Structure, function and application of novel biocatalysts
 H
  Dr Jacqueline Hamilton Atmospheric chemistry, Analytical chemistry
  Professor Roderick E Hubbard Structure-based drug discovery
 K
  Dr Peter B Karadakov Modern valence-bond theory and chemical reactivity; Ab initio calculation of NMR properties
  Professor Brendan Keely Mass spectrometry; Environmental organic chemistry; Geochemistry
 L
  Professor Alastair Lewis Atmospheric chemistry
  Dr Jason M Lynam Transition metal and main group chemistry
M
  Dr Duncan Macquarrie Heterogeneous catalysis; Green chemistry: development and applications of novel organic-inorganic hybrid materials
  Dr Avtar Matharu Functional materials – liquid crystals to optical data storage
  Dr John Moore Spectroscopy and photochemistry in solution
 O
  Professor Peter O'Brien Development and use of new methods in asymmetric synthesis
P
  Dr Alison Parkin

Electrochemical insights into redox-active metalloproteins, bacterial metabolism and catalysis
  Dr Andrew Parsons

Radical approaches to the synthesis of biologically important heterocyclic compounds

Deputy Head of Department
  Dr Kirsty Penkman Analytical and environmental geochemistry; Biomolecular archaeology

 

Chair of Graduate School

 

 
  Professor Robin Perutz Organometallic Photochemistry, Small Molecule Activation, Catalysis and Solar Fuels
R
  Dr Anne Routledge Bio-organic chemistry
S
  Dr Isabel Saez Liquid crystals and functional materials
  Dr Angelika Sebald Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
  Dr Seishi Shimizu Thermodynamics of proteinstability and binding
  Dr John Slattery Ionic liquids, computational chemistry and main-group chemistry
  Professor David Smith Dendrimer, supramolecular and nanoscale chemistry

Chair of Board of Studies

 

 
  Dr Moray Stark Chemical kinetics, lubricant degradation and atmospheric chemistry

 

T
  Professor Richard Taylor The total synthesis of compounds of biological importance: design and development of new synthetic methods

 

Head of Department

 

 
  Professor Jane Thomas-Oates Analytical science; Biological mass spectrometry
 W
  Professor Paul Walton

Bioinorganic chemistry
  Professor Anthony Wilkinson Structure and function of proteins involved in regulation
  Dr Julie Wilson Chemometrics, biostatistics and image analysis
  Professor Keith Wilson Structure-function relationships of biological macromolecules using protein crystallographic techniques.