Posted on Tuesday 22 November 2022
Olivia Dalby (MChem, 2021) has had her MChem project work, providing new insights into adsorption on solid surfaces, published in the journal Langmuir as the lead author.
Posted on Wednesday 16 November 2022
A new approach, developed in York, significantly enhances molecular detection in dilute solutions and opens exciting new possibilities in terms of disease diagnosis.
Posted on Friday 14 October 2022
The University of York is one of the first UK Universities to sign the Green Chemistry Commitment - a charter to train the next generation of chemists about the key principles of green chemistry.
Posted on Tuesday 11 October 2022
A new approach, developed in York, allows the detection of short-lived reactive radicals, and has the potential to enhance understanding of chemical reactions, such as those taking place in Earth’s atmosphere.
Posted on Wednesday 28 September 2022
Working with a team from AstraZeneca, academics from the Departments of Chemistry and Biology have developed clean and effective enzyme-mediated synthetic methods for use in the pharmaceutical industry.
Posted on Thursday 22 September 2022
An academic in the Department of Chemistry has won a prestigious European Research Council Consolidator (ERC) Grant worth £1.7 million pounds to fund transformative research in NMR spectroscopy.
Posted on Tuesday 20 September 2022
York’s department of Chemistry placed 7th in the UK according to the latest release of The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide (2023).
Posted on Friday 9 September 2022
Glassblower Abigail Mortimer has been shortlisted for the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) Outstanding Technician of the Year Award 2022.
Posted on Friday 9 September 2022
Researchers in the Department of Chemistry have pioneered a new experimental method for training graduate students in the safe handling of air-sensitive compounds.
Posted on Thursday 14 July 2022
Researchers from the Department of Chemistry have discovered why reducing particle pollution is actually increasing surface ozone pollution in some emerging economies, negatively impacting health, ecosystems and agriculture.
Posted on Monday 11 July 2022
The high-quality teaching in the Department of Chemistry has been recognised in the latest National Student Survey (NSS) results.
Posted on Tuesday 5 July 2022
Early career academic in the Department of Chemistry, Dr Chris Spicer, has been awarded a prestigious Wellcome Trust Career Development Grant worth £990,000.
Posted on Wednesday 15 June 2022
A new synthetic method developed in York, conjugate addition/ring expansion (CARE), enables the simple synthesis of a wide range of cyclic compounds that can incorporate many different functional groups.
Posted on Wednesday 15 June 2022
Chemistry at York is ranked as 7th in the UK by the Complete University Guide.
Posted on Tuesday 14 June 2022
An innovative method for enhancing benchtop NMR spectroscopic signals has been reported, opening new possibilities for this simple low-cost technology to be used in settings outside the traditional research lab.
Posted on Tuesday 7 June 2022
Professor Alastair Lewis has received the prestigious 2022 Lord Lewis Prize from The Royal Society of Chemistry.
Posted on Tuesday 7 June 2022
Professor David Smith has received the prestigious 2022 Tilden Prize from The Royal Society of Chemistry.
Posted on Monday 6 June 2022
An academic in the Department of Chemistry at the University of York has produced a unique version of the Pride rainbow flag for York Pride celebrations this year and it carries an important additional message.
Posted on Thursday 19 May 2022
Recent research has demonstrated how hyperpolarised NMR methods can be developed to follow reaction processes with much enhanced sensitivity, opening the possibility of creating hyperpolarized pharmaceuticals and following their distribution and reactivity in the human body by MRI.
Posted on Tuesday 17 May 2022
Researchers have created a comic about green and sustainable chemistry research which will be given to all of York’s primary schools.