Chemical Sciences Research - currently being updated
The School of Chemical Sciences houses a suite of state-of-the-art research equipment including high resolution electron microscopy and a range of both mass and magnetic resonance spectrometers. It is one of the most successful Chemistry Schools in Ireland for attracting large-scale research funding, with our researchers having significant roles within a number of recently established, nationally significant research centres, including pharmaceutical science, biomedical diagnostics, biofermentation process analysis, separation science, and marine monitoring.
The School of Chemical Sciences is a research intensive department with three primary themes (T1 - T3) that span key areas of research of national and international significance. These include climate and environmental research, nanomaterials and devices, and therapeutics and diagnostics. Underpinning these three themes lies core academic expertise in the areas of synthetic, medicinal, physical, nanomaterials, bioinorganic, and analytical chemistry. Click here to find out more: Research Themes
INTERNATIONAL MENS DAY
International Men's Day 2024
The School of Chemical Sciences has a fantastic number of male staff and postgraduate students, who carry out excellent science, lead incredible research groups, help support dozens of research and teaching labs, teach at every single level of our undergraduate degree programs, act in leadership roles across the University (and on the international stage)......the list of their contributions goes on. They act as role models for all who interact with them, and we genuinely know our School wouldn't be the same without them.
To celebrate this International Mens Day, we have selected a number of cutting edge research papers published this year, which are led by male Principle Investigators in the School, involve male team members, and were only possible with the help from male technical support in the School, and further afield. Check them out below!