Molecular Music: The Sound of Chemistry

Introduction

Ana茂s graduated from the Ecole Nationale Sup茅rieure de Chimie de Rennes (French Engineering College in Rennes) with an MSc degree in Chemistry in 2008. She then moved to Switzerland at the University of Neuch芒tel in the group of Professor Robert Deschenaux to complete her PhD on mesomorphic properties of metallo-dendritic assemblies. She was awarded in 2012 a fellowship for prospective researchers from the Swiss National Science Foundation to undertake a one-year research project on cylindrical micelles under the guidance of Professor Rachel K. O鈥橰eilly and Professor Andrew P. Dove at the University of Warwickhe group of Dr Nicolas Barry for six months to synthesise and analyse in situ precious metal nanocrystals by high-resolution electron microscopy. Ana茂s rejoined the Dove groupnd thereafter the group of Dr Nicolas Barry at the University of Bradford early 2017 to work on the development of novel metal complexes for different applications such as anticancer drugs or nanomaterials. In September 2019, Ana茂s began her independent career as a lecturer in inorganic chemistry at the University of Bradford, and returned to France for a position at the University of Paris in summer 2021. Anais will deliver an educational and entertaining lecture marrying molecules and music.

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University of Central Lancashire & STEM Learning UK

Venue

United Kingdom

Committee

John Hardy Lancaster University, United Kingdom
Sarah Myers STEM Learning UK, United Kingdom
Valerie Seymour Lancaster University, United Kingdom
Anna Kirkham University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom
Peter Moorcroft Broughton & District Club, United Kingdom
John Hepworth University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom

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Lancaster University

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