Inorganic Molecular Materials
Congratulations to Gemma Gransbury for winning a prestigious Don Stranks Award at the recent RACI Inorganic Chemistry Division meeting (IC16), held jointly with the International Conference on Organometallic Chemistry (ICOMC) in Melbourne last week. Gemma presented bo
th a talk and poster entitled “Experimental and density functional theory investigation of valence tautomeric complexes”.
Congratulations to Gemma Gransbury who has been awarded a SATS scholarship to attend the International Conference on Molecular Magnetism and Satellite workshops in Japan in September.
Congratulations to Olga on being awarded a Masson Postgraduate Travel Award to help her attend the ICMM and related workshops in Japan.
Congratulations to Olga for being awarded a “Flash Poster Presentation” at the forthcoming 15th International Conference on Molecule-Based Magnets (ICMM16) to be held in Sendai, Japan, in September.
Colette has been invited to deliver a Keynote Lecture at the 8th International Conference on Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology (AMN8), to be held in Queenstown in New Zealand in February 2017.
Congratulations to Marcus on the acceptance of his paper “Carbonate-Bridged Lanthanoid Triangles: Single Molecule Magnet Behavior, Inelastic Neutron Scattering and Ab Initio Studies” for publication in Inorganic Chemistry. This paper presents results from his MSc work.
Congraulations to Olga on the acceptance of her paper “Valence Tautomerism in One Dimensional Coordination Polymers” for publication in Inorganic Chemistry.
Congratulations to Gemma on being one of six students shortlisted for the Don Stranks Award at the forthcoming RACI Inorganic Chemistry Division meeting, that is incorporated into the 27th International Conference on Organometallic Chemistry (ICOMC /IC 2016) conference. Gemma will give a talk and a poster on her PhD research.
Welcome to new BSc(Honours) student Peter McDonald, who is investigating polynuclear lanthanoid single-molecule magnets with polyoxometalate ligands.
Congratulations to Gemma Gransbury on the confirmation of her PhD candidature. Her thesis title is “Development of polynuclear valence tautomeric complexes for smart molecular materials”.
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