The School of Chemistry is the first and one of the largest chemistry schools in Australia, with around 2,600 students and 38 research groups spanning a wide range of chemistry disciplines.
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School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney Upcoming Seminar - Some Recent Highlights in Rare Earth Chemistry. Professor Peter C. Junk, School of Chemistry, Monash University, will be speaking to the School on the above topic on Friday 13 November at 11am in Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4. All welcome.
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B.Sc.(Hons), Ph.D. (UWA) 1984 B.Sc.Hons (University of Western Australia) 1988 Ph.D. (University of Western Australia) 1989-92 Ampol Research & Development 1992-94 Postdoctoral Fellow (University of Alabama) ...
School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney
New paper from the Crossley Group - Change in the Site of Electron-Transfer Reduction of a Zinc-Quinoxalinoporphyrin/Gold-Quinoxali
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School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the McErlean Group - An expedient synthesis of 2,5-disubstituted-3-oxygenated tetrahydrofurans. Details of this journal article whose authors are Caroline Nesbitt and Dr Chris McErlean are TETRAHEDRON LETTERS 50 (46): 6318-6320 NOV 18 2009.
ScienceDirect - Tetrahedron Letters : An expedient synthesis of 2,5-disubstituted-3-oxygenated tetra
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From potassium alkalide and benzyl glycidyl ether to crown-like macroinitiator with alkoxide active centresReactive and Functional Polymers, Volume 67, Issue 2, February 2007, Pages 120-126Andrzej Stolarzewicz, Barbara Morejko, Zbigniew Grobelny, Barbara Trzebicka, Wiesław W. ...
School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New article from the Beattie Group - Comment on 'Behaviour of hydroxide at the water/vapor interface' [Chem. Phys. Lett. 474 (2009) 241. Details of this journal article from Associate Professor James Beattie are CHEMICAL PHYSICS LETTERS 481 (1-3): 17-18 OCT 19 2009.
ScienceDirect - Chemical Physics Letters : Comment on ‘Behaviour of hydroxide at the water/vapor int
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The reorientation mechanism of hydroxide ions in water: A molecular dynamics studyChemical Physics Letters, Volume 481, Issues 1-3, 19 October 2009, Pages 9-16Xiuquan Sun, Soohaeng Yoo, Sotiris S. Xantheas, Liem X. DangAbstract
School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the Hambley Group - Platinum Drug Distribution in Cancer Cells and Tumors. Details of this journal article whose authors are Alice Klein and Professor Trevor Hambley are CHEMICAL REVIEWS 109 (10): 4911-4920 OCT 2009.
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School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the Radom Group - Hydrogen Abstraction by Chlorine Atom from Small Organic Molecules Containing Amino Acid Functionalities: An Assessment of Theoretical Procedures. Details of this journal article whose authors include Mark Taylor, Sandra Ivanic, Geoffrey Wood, Dr George Bacskay and Professor Leo Radom are JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY A 113 (43): 11817-11832 OCT 29 2009.
Hydrogen Abstraction by Chlorine Atom from Small Organic Molecules Containing Amino Acid Functionali
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School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the Beattie Group - Strong Specific Hydroxide Ion Binding at the Pristine Oil/Water and Air/Water Interfaces. Details of this journal article whose authors include Associate Professor James Beattie and Dr Alexander Djerdjev are JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY B 113 (43): 14146-14150 OCT 29 2009.
Strong Specific Hydroxide Ion Binding at the Pristine Oil/Water and Air/Water Interfaces - The Journ
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School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the Kassiou Group - [C-11]-DPA-713 and [F-18]-DPA-714 as New PET Tracers for TSPO: A Comparison with [C-11]-(R)-PK11195 in a Rat Model of Herpes Encephalitis. Details of this journal article whose authors include Associate Professor Michael Kassiou are MOLECULAR IMAGING AND BIOLOGY 11 (6): 386-398 NOV 2009.
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School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the Neto Group - On the superhydrophobic properties of nickel nanocarpets. Details of this journal article whose authors include Dr Chiara Neto, Kyle Joseph and William Brant are PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY CHEMICAL PHYSICS 11 (41): 9537-9544 2009.
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School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney Upcoming Seminar - Solid-State Dendrimer Sensors. Professor Paul Burn, Centre for Organic Photonics and Electronics, University of Queensland, will be speaking to the School on the above topic on Friday 6 November at 11am in Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4. All welcome.
School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney The School has again performed exceptionally well in the recently announced ARC Discovery Grant outcomes, with a success rate of 44% which is almost double the overall national success rate of 22.7%. We also had one successful Linkage Project, equating to a 50% success rate (44.9% nationally). The total ARC Discovery/Linkage funding awarded was $4.9 million.
Source: www.arc.gov.au
Selection Reports and Outcome Statistics give overviews of the selection process and statistics, including funding awarded to Organisations and by fields of research. 'RFCD codes' refers to the classification of Fields of Research.
School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney
Associate Professor Sébastien Perrier and Dr Tim Schmidt have become the School's latest Young Tall Poppy Science awardees. These prestigious Awards aim to recognise the achievements of Australia's outstanding young scientific researchers and communicators and are the initiative of the Australian Institute of Policy an...d Science. Our previous Award holders include Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, Professor Kate Jolliffe and Dr Peter Rutledge.Read More
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The prestigious 2009 NSW/ACT Young Tall Poppy Science Awards were celebrated with over 150 guests from across the research, industry, education, communityand government sectorsat the Powerhouse Museumin Sydney on 29 October 2009.
School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the Kennedy Group - Structural characterisation of the perovskite series SrxCa1-x-yNdyMnO3: Influence of the Jahn-Teller effect. Details of this journal article whose authors include Professor Brendan Kennedy, Dr Paul Saines, Jimmy Ting and Dr Qingdi Zhou are JOURNAL OF SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY Volume: 182 Issue: 10 Pages: 2858-2866.
ScienceDirect - Journal of Solid State Chemistry : Structural characterisation of the perovskite ser
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Structural characterisation of the perovskite series Sr0.9−xCaxCe0.1MnO3: Influence of the Jahn–Teller effectJournal of Solid State Chemistry, Volume 182, Issue 4, April 2009, Pages 954-959Brendan J. ...
School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the Kable Group - The halocarbenes: model systems for understanding the spectroscopy, dynamics and chemistry of carbenes. Details of this journal article whose authors include Professor Scott Kable are INTERNATIONAL REVIEWS IN PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY Volume: 28 Issue: 3 Pages: 435-480
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School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney New paper from the Lindoy Group - Macrocyclic Ligand Design. A Large Covalently-Linked Ring System Incorporating Four Cyclam Units and its Interaction with Nickel(II), Copper(II), Zinc(II), and Cadmium(II). Details of this journal article whose authors include Emeritus Professor Len Lindoy are AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY Volume: 62 Issue: 10 Pages: 1207-1213.
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Australian Journal of Chemistry - an International Journal for Chemical Science publishes research papers from all fields of chemical science.
