On 9th & 10th November our MRes students enjoyed a site visit to Cogent Power in Newport, South Wales, with two groups visiting over the two days. The visit included each student giving a presentation to the company followed by a tour of the steel rolling plant. For some students it…
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Catalysis CDT Half-Day Symposium – “Earth abundant metals in homogeneous catalysis” 2pm-5:30pm Thursday 27th July – Department of Chemistry, Bristol, Lecture Theatre 4 Professor Mike Hill (University of Bath) and Dr George Britovsek (Imperial College London) With three shorter talks, including CDT student Mark Sullivan
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From the 6th to 8th of June, Cardiff University welcomed academics, students and industrial colleagues to the latest Catalysis CDT Spring Conference. The student led conference contained contributions from the CDT research students to showcase their research and develop initiatives and networking with other academics and industry. The final day…
Dr. James Hygate, CEO of Green Fuels, will give a special lecture in the CCI on 27th April 2017 in The Wolfson Seminar Room (0.77) at 1 pm
The CDT spring Symposium is now open for registration. Download the Spring Conference 2017 Flyer Book your place via Eventbrite 6th June – CDT Spring Symposium Presentations from our current researchers 7th June – CDT Student Led Conference A day of talks from industry linked to the catalysis CDT…
Reckitt Benckiser will be joining the students of the CDT and CCI to give an Insight to Industry on 2nd December 2016. Joining us on this exciting day will be Sharon James, Senior Vice President, who will talk about Research and Development at Reckitt Benckiser. Callum Couser will also talk…
We are pleased to welcome the new cohort to the Catalysis CDT! Why not take the opportunity to find out more about them here?
This past Friday (9th September) saw staff and students take part in the CDT Research Sabbatical #2. As ever, high quality presentations were given by the students and thought-invoking questions asked by the audience members, who were comprised of staff and students of teh respective partner universities. The afternoon saw…
The EPSRC Funded CDT in Catalysis held its annual symposium today at Cardiff University. A collaboration between Bath, Bristol and Cardiff Universities, the centre provides PhD training across both heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis, coupled with reaction engineering. The symposium, attended by academics from the three partner universities, industry and members…