The chemical biology sub-section has research interests in molecular biology, biomembranes, computer simulations, liquid crystals, protein-protein interactions, mass spectrometry, NMR, structural biology, biophysics, directed evolution, drug design, biosynthesis, iron-sulfur clusters and cancer research. For more information click here.
Electrochemistry, Interfaces & Materials have research programmes in biosensors, electropolymerized films, nanostructured materials, acustoelectrochemistry, sonoluminescence, scanning electrochemical microscopy, electrocatalysis, fuel cells, analytical chemistry, carbon nanotubes, solid state electrochemistry, lithium batteries, the metal/solution interface and corrosion.
The Synthesis & Catalysis group is involved with all aspects of the synthesis, characterisation, properties and applications of new molecular and supramolecular compounds. The groups spans the traditional areas of organic and inorganic synthesis with research programmes reflecting the breadth of the subject including total synthesis, organometallic chemistry supramolecular chemistry and the study of reaction mechanisms.
We have a wide variety of equipment and specialist services to support research activity within the School. This equipment and expertise is also available to other groups within the University and to institutions and industries in general.
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