Virtual Supercomputer Finds Clean Water Clue
An article published in the journal Nature Nanotechnology today discusses a recently discovered phenomenon in which the use of carbon nanotubes, under specific conditions, could potentially lead to more efficient water filtering with less expense and less impact on...
LCN scientists recognised in IOP awards
Two LCN scientists, Geoff Thornton and Chris Pickard, have been recognised in this year’s Institute of Physics awards (Left: Chris Pickard; Right: Geoff Thornton) Tabor Medal – Prof Geoff Thornton (UCL Chemistry) “For his contributions to...
New professorship for nanotechnology research
Women in Engineering Day off to a good start with the announcement of the Shell/Royal Academy of Engineering Research Chair for LCN academic Professor Mary Ryan Professor Ryan leads Shell’s programme for Materials and Corrosion at the LCN’s Imperial site. The...