Teaching: Oxford Chemistry offers world-class teaching, consistently rated among the best in the UK. Students study a four-year course, a unique feature of which is spending their final year working full-time on a project with some of the leading researchers in the UK. more...
Research: Oxford is one of the leading chemistry research departments in the world with around 80 academic staff carrying out international-level research, and an annual research income of around £15 million. The latest (2008) Research Assessment Exercise confirmed that Oxford Chemistry has the highest “power rating” (breadth and depth of science) in the UK.
The Department is currently engaged in a number of innovative themes of work including: Catalysis; Sustainable Energy Chemistry; Advanced functional materials; Synthesis; Interfacial Science; Innovative Measurement and photon science; Chemistry at the interface with biology and medicine; Kinetics, dynamics and mechanism; Theory and modelling of complex systems more...
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Drug Discovery Oxford
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Oxford Catalysis Network
Facilities: Oxford Chemistry occupies three major laboratory buildings in the University’s science area, including a modern RIBA award-winning £64m dedicated research facility opened in 2004. more...
Outreach: Engaging schools and the wider community in chemistry and science is an important activity for academic staff and students in the Department. Oxford Chemistry regularly hosts visits and events within the Department and takes part in local and national activities to demonstrate chemistry’s central role in everyday life. more...
Commercialisation: The Department has an unrivalled track record in protecting and commercialising the innovative work of research staff. Over £80 million in cash has been raised for the University as a result of spin out activities from research carried out by Oxford chemists. more...
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THE HINSHELWOOD LECTURES 2013 Simulating Soft Matter: A series of six lectures April 23rd to May 9th |
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 BP's Ultimate Field TripThe final of BP's Ultimate Field Trip competition, in which a team of Oxford University chemists took part last week. The team devised a way to reduce ........ |
 Pittcon 2013 Editors' Gold Award - Senova SystemsSenova Systems of California for winning the 2013 Pittcon Editors' Award Gold Medal for their revolutionary pHit Scanner - the world's first calibration-free ........ |
 On the Cover of J. Org. Chem.A Perspective article by Ben Pilgrim and Tim Donohoe has featured on the cover of Journal of Organic Chemistry. The article details the role of transition ........ |
 On the Cover of J. Chem. Theory Comput.An article from Michele Ceriotti in the David Manolopoulos group, on the use of non-linear dimensionality reduction techniques to elucidate structural ........ |
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Royal Society Summer Exhibition 2013 For the first time in a decade, Oxford Chemists will be presenting at this prestigious public engagement event, as researchers from the Armstrong Group will be showcase their research on solar fuels. The exhibition will be open to the public from July 1-7 2013 and all are welcome to attend. Learn more about the science behind the stand
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The University of Oxford's Department of Chemistry tops the subject ranking for Chemistry in the Guardian's University Guide 2013. The Guide is based on the things students care most about when they are choosing a course. more |
Athena SWAN Bronze Award
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Oxford Chemistry tops the Guardian's University guide 2013