Chemistry - The Central Science

Chemistry is a key science because it explores the molecular dimension - how the structure of materials and molecules determines reactions and molecular interactions.

Welcome

The School of Chemistry has active research programs in both pure and applied chemistry.  Major research areas include targeted drug design and synthesis, development of NMR spectroscopy and mass spectrometry for studying biological processes, atmospheric chemistry, food chemistry, analytical and environmental chemistry, nanomaterials and intelligent polymers.  Undergraduate programs include a Bachelor of Medicinal Chemistry and Bachelor of Nanotechnology alongside the Bachelor of Science.

Seminar

“Stay Sunsafe this Summer : A Primer in Sunscreen Selection and Functionality”
Dr Phil Barker

Bluescope Steel/School of Chemistry,
University of Wollongong

Time: 12.30 pm – 1.30 pm
Date: Tuesday, 24th November
Venue: 18.108

Students

2009 Halpern

2010 Chemistry Bridging Course

2009 Chemistry Conference
Award Winning Talks:

Masters:
  Martin Henchion; 1st year PhD:  Ashraf Abdel-Megeed; Special Mention: Cameron Ferris, Shane Ellis; 2nd year PhD: Peter Sherrell; Special Mention: Martin Paine, Mohammed Abdel-Hamid; Encouragement Award: Kwankamol Sastraruji.

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Seminar Program

Graduation Photos

News and Events

News Highlight

2010 ARC Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment & Facilities (LIEF) Scheme

Congratulations to the Research Team:

A/Prof Jennifer L Beck, Dr Stephen J Blanksby, Dr John A Aquilina, Prof Mark J Walker, Prof Martin G Banwell, Dr Malcolm D McLeod, Prof Mark G Humphrey, A/Prof Paul A Keller, Dr Todd W Mitchell, Dr Heath W Ecroyd, Prof Stephen G Pyne, Prof Nicholas E Dixon, Prof Xu-Feng Huang, Dr Michael J Higgins, Prof Lewis N Mander, Prof David L Officer, A/Prof Michael S Sherburn, Prof Christopher J Easton, Prof David L Ollis, Prof Mark R Wilson, Dr Michael J Kelso

Project Title:
Regional Facility for Molecular Characterisation and Mapping 2010
$450,000.00

 

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