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A balanced approach for future chemicals policy with science at its heart.
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Our vision for chemicals management sets out principles and approaches that should underpin any sound chemicals management system.
Read our report and write to your MPs to highlight our asks of the new government
Our vision for chemicals management sets out principles and approaches that should underpin any sound chemicals management system.
A balanced approach for future chemicals policy with science at its heart
Meet the ICBIC22 committee.
Meet the speakers who will be presenting at ICBIC22.
ICBIC will showcase the full breadth and interdisciplinarity of biological inorganic chemistry, including new and topical enabling tools.
Details on how to submit oral and poster abstracts for ICBIC22.
Resources to help you discover York and plan ahead.
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Greenhead College Chemistry DepartmentFor enhancing and enriching the chemistry learning of a huge and diverse group of students by offering a high quality and broad chemistry education and through effective outreach.
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Leeds Lab EducatorsFor the creation of experiments and activities that improve students’ preparation for research in organic synthesis
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Bond Chemical Education TeamFor the development of gamified virtual laboratory experiments that enhance student engagement, laboratory self-efficacy and theoretical understanding.
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House of Science New ZealandFor the development of a vast library of hands-on, bilingual science resource kits that enable thousands of primary school teachers across New Zealand to deliver life-changing science lessons.
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Professor Robert WeatherupFor the development and application of interface-sensitive X-ray spectroscopies for observing reactions in atmospheric pressure and liquid environments.
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Professor Bhavik PatelFor the development of innovative electrochemical sensors for advancing the understanding of biological signalling processes.
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Professor Frank VanhaeckeFor the development of inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) based methodologies for elemental, isotopic and single-event analysis.
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Professor Marc VendrellFor the design and synthesis of activatable fluorophores, and their application in high-resolution biological imaging and translational medicine.