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Maynooth University Department of Chemistry awarded Athena SWAN Bronze Award
The MU Department of Chemistry has achieved an Athena SWAN Bronze Award, which recognises work undertaken to advance gender equality for staff and students at departmental level.
Date: Wednesday, 31 March 2021
Covid-19 and carbs: How coronavirus hides and attaches to cells: Dr Elisa Fadda,
An irish times article with Dr. Elisa Fadda on Covid-19 and Carbohydrates.
Date: Thursday, 17 December 2020
Double Success for Post Grad student Caytlin Boylan
Caytlin Boylan fantastic achievements at recent conferences.
Date: Sunday, 13 December 2020
Dr. Robert Elmes receives a 2020 Research Achievement Award
The department is delighted to congratulate Dr. Robert Elmes who recently was awarded the 2020 Early Career Faculty of Science and Engineering Research Achievement Award.
Date: Tuesday, 08 December 2020
Chemistry Department Postgraduate Awards
Our first ever online postgraduate awards ceremony took place Wednesday, 29th of July, 2020
Date: Tuesday, 04 August 2020
Prof Jamison (MIT), Dr Monos (MIT), and Prof Stephens (Maynooth University) publish continuous flow synthesis of pain medication Tramadol
As part of a larger project to developing continuous reactors for “on-demand” small-molecule creation, Prof Stephens (Maynooth University) and the Jamison team at MIT have just published a new multioperation continuous-flow platform for the synthesis of Tramadol (Synlett, DOI: 10.1055/s-0039-1690884).
Date: Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Dr John Stephens of the Chemistry Department awarded the first John Scanlan Industry Engagement Award
MaynoothWorks awards the first John Scanlan Industry Engagement Award to Dr. John Stephens
Date: Wednesday, 05 February 2020
2nd Year Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Chemistry students
Our 2nd year Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Chemistry students visited the SKbiotek Swords campus with Dr. Rob Elmes last week.
Date: Friday, 20 December 2019
Why cinnamon is the Christmas spice that keeps on giving by Dr John Stephens and Amanda Doyle
Why cinnamon is the Christmas spice that keeps on giving - news piece written by Dr. John Stephens and PhD student Amanda Doyle
Date: Friday, 20 December 2019
The rise of molecular machines by Dr. Rob Elmes, Maynooth University and Sarah Hayes, University of Limerick
The rise of molecular machines - news piece written by Dr. Rob Elmes, Maynooth University and Sarah Hayes, University of Limerick.
Date: Wednesday, 04 December 2019