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Queensland Annual Chemistry Symposium (QACS) 2020

Our PhD students and postdocs presented their work at the Queensland Annual Chemistry Symposium (QACS) which was held at QUT on the 27th November 2020. Thanks to RACI QLD for the great event, full of many inspiring talks from emerging chemists.

Highlights from the symposium:

  • Our DECRA fellow Bryan Tuten gave the closing plenary talk.
  • Marvin,  research fellow at the Soft Matter Materials team, won the best presentation award.
  • Our PhD student Susanna won the 2nd  best presentation award.

 

Thanks to all the group members for their excellent presentations!

 

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