News Archive
Optimal drug loading of tumour-targeting nanoparticles
Payload size influences the therapeutic impact of drug-loaded nanoparticles, and it is not neccessarily in the way that we would expect, says Martina Stenzel.
New IUPAC representatives from the UNSW School of Chemistry
IUPAC announcement: Jason Harper has been elected as Associate Member of the Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Division, and Brynn Hibbert is the incoming Secretary of Interdivisional Committee on Terminology Nomenclature and Symbols.
Best Student Talk at Mass Spectrometry Conference
PhD student, Morphy Dumlao takes home the prize for best student talk from the 26th Australian and New Zealand Society for Mass Spectrometry Conference.
New water-splitting materials for cheap production of clean energy
UNSW chemists have invented a new catalyst for splitting water with an electrical current – to efficiently produce hydrogen fuel.
Huge funding announcements for Chemistry
Three ARC Future Fellowships have been awarded to UNSW Chemists for research into electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide, light-powered molecular machines, and nanomaterials for memory-switching devices, and more.
Global collaborations for cities of the future
Third year PhD student, Manish Sriram, has been selected as one of four postgraduate students from UNSW to attend the Global Fellows Programme in Germany on “Cities of the Future”.
Synthesising natural antimalarial drugs
Medicinal chemists from UNSW, Dr Hamish Toop and Associate Professor Jonathan Morris, have synthesised a potent antimalarial compound naturally produced by a rare tropical plant.
Turning Proteins into the Strongest Known Acids to Improve Detection
The strongest organic acid ever has been produced by chemists at UNSW, and it is set to revolutionise protein analysis by mass spectrometry.
Chemistry Prize Giving 2017
Last night, UNSW Chemistry acknowledged and celebrated our most outstanding students of 2016 at our annual Prize Giving event.
First Scientia PhD Students
The first of our Scientia PhD Scholarship students have arrived, and are already to start on visualising the journey of nanoparticles inside cells.
