The Chemistry at University podcast is a podcast designed to give an insight to A-Level (or equivalent) students studying chemistry as to what studying chemistry at degree level is like. In this 6 episode podcast series, we speak to 3 chemistry professors about the undergraduate level concepts that students might learn on an undergraduate chemistry course. We also talk about their research so that students can see where the field of chemistry is going and whether a career in chemistry might be for them.
Chemistry at University
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Podcast Overview
The Chemistry at University podcast is a podcast designed to give an insight to A-Level (or equivalent) students studying chemistry as to what studying chemistry at degree level is like. In this 6 episode podcast series, we speak to 3 chemistry professors about the undergraduate level concepts that students might learn on an undergraduate chemistry course. We also talk about their research so that students can see where the field of chemistry is going and whether a career in chemistry might be for them.
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Publishing Since
3/2/2021
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Recent Episodes
April 21, 2021
Episode 6: Interview with Professor Judith Howard (Part 2)
In our final episode, we continue our interview with Professor Judith Howard and talk about the principles behind x-ray crystallography. The episode handout, along with links to the transcript, can be found here: http://bit.ly/cau5-6
April 21, 2021
Episode 5: Interview with Professor Judith Howard (Part 1)
In this episode, we focus on physical chemistry and interview Professor Judith Howard, a professor at Durham University. In We talk about her background and career. At the end of the episode, I take you through the concept of surface tension, an interesting concept covered at undergraduate level. The handout for this episode along with a transcript can be found here: http://bit.ly/cau5-6
March 10, 2021
Episode 4: Interview with Professor AnnMarie O'Donoghue (Part 2)
In this episode, we hear the second part of my interview about organic chemistry with Professor AnnMarie O'Donoghue. In this episode, we focus on her research on the mechanisms and catalysis of organic reactions and biological processes. The handout for this episode, along with a full transcript, can be found here: http://bit.ly/cau3-4
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