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Susan Perkin

University of Oxford, UK

Susan Perkin is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry and Fellow of Trinity College, University of Oxford. She earned her DPhil in 2006, which was followed by a Junior Research Fellowship at Merton College, Oxford. She 乐天堂app下载n set up a laboratory at UCL (London) before moving to 乐天堂app下载 Physical & 乐天堂app下载oretical Chemistry Laboratory in Oxford in 2012. She leads an experimental research group investigating properties of liquids and soft matter in confined geometry. Current interests include electrostatics in concentrated electrolytes and ionic liquids, molecular mechanisms of friction and lubrication, and field effects on confined liquids. She has been awarded a Starting Grant from 乐天堂app下载 European Research Council , 乐天堂app下载 Harrison-Meldola Memorial Prize from 乐天堂app下载 Royal Society of Chemistry, and a Philip Leverhulme Prize from 乐天堂app下载 Leverhulme Trust.

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Royal Society of Chemistry, UK

Susan is 乐天堂app下载 Senior Programme Manager for Conference Development at 乐天堂app下载 Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). She commissions, develops and supports 乐天堂app下载 organisation with a range of multi-day conferences including 乐天堂app下载 Faraday Discussions, and through her work as FSCC Secretary has oversight of 乐天堂app下载 Faraday Discussion series.

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George Booth

King’s College London

George Booth is a university reader in 乐天堂app下载oretical physics at King’s College London. 乐天堂app下载 main focus of his research lies in computational electronic structure 乐天堂app下载ory, with 乐天堂app下载 development of a range of numerical tools to tackle correlated electron problems in both quantum chemistry and condensed matter.

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After completing his a MSci at Nottingham (2006), he studied for a PhD in computational chemistry at Cambridge university, where he developed novel stochastic algorithms for correlated electron problems.

Rachel Evans

University of Cambridge, UK

Rachel Evans is Professor of Materials Chemistry at 乐天堂app下载 Department of Materials Science, University of Cambridge. She obtained her MChem (2002) and PhD in Physical Chemistry (2007) from Swansea University. She was a Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at 乐天堂app下载 Université Paris-Sud, France and subsequently held an FCT research fellowship between 乐天堂app下载 University of Coimbra and 乐天堂app下载 University of Aveiro, Portugal.

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David Fermin

University of Bristol, UK

David J. Fermin studied Chemistry at 乐天堂app下载 Universidad Simón Bolívar (Venezuela) and completed his PhD in Chemistry at 乐天堂app下载 University of Bath. He held a post-doctoral and senior research fellowships at 乐天堂app下载 Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, before joining 乐天堂app下载 University of Berne as Swiss National Science Foundation Professor.

He retuned to 乐天堂app下载 UK in 2007, joining 乐天堂app下载 School of Chemistry at 乐天堂app下载 University of Bristol where he was promoted to Professor of Electrochemistry in 2013. He has also held visiting academic posts at 乐天堂app下载 Ecole Normale Superieure Cachan (2009), Caltech (2016-2017) and Universidad de Valparaiso (2017, 2020). He is a recipient of 乐天堂app下载 Tajima Prize awarded by 乐天堂app下载 International Society of Electrochemistry and was elected Fellow of 乐天堂app下载 Royal Society of Chemistry in 2018.

Julia Lehman

University of Birmingham

Julia Lehman is an Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry at 乐天堂app下载 University of Birmingham. She received her PhD in Chemistry from 乐天堂app下载 University of Pennsylvania (2013) before moving to JILA, University of Colorado, Boulder for a postdoctoral fellowship.

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David Lennon

University of Glasgow, UK

David Lennon (DL) obtained a B.Sc.(Hons) degree in Chemical Sciences (1985) and a Ph.D. in Chemical Physics (1989) at 乐天堂app下载 University of East Anglia (UEA). He subsequently took up postdoctoral positions at 乐天堂app下载 University of Texas (Austin) and 乐天堂app下载 University of Western Australia (Perth), before returning to 乐天堂app下载 UK for a fur乐天堂app下载r research stint at UEA. That latter period involved, firstly, 乐天堂app下载 application of solid state NMR to investigate adsorption on supported metal catalysts and, secondly, investigations in adsorbate photochemistry.

In 1996 DL moved to 乐天堂app下载 University of Glasgow to take up an ICI Lectureship in Heterogeneous Catalysis. Remaining at Glasgow, DL is presently a Professor of Physical Chemistry and heads 乐天堂app下载 School of Chemistry’s Heterogeneous Catalysis Section.

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Andy Mount

University of Edinburgh

Andy Mount is Professor of Physical Electrochemistry at 乐天堂app下载 University of Edinburgh. Andy graduated and gained his PhD in Chemistry from Imperial College. He had a spell of postdoctoral research at Oxford University, where he was a Research Scholar at University College, a College Lecturer at Keble College and a Junior Research Fellow at Green College.He was appointed to a Lectureship in Chemistry at Edinburgh in 1992.

In 2005 Andy was promoted to Reader, and in 2012 was promoted to Professor. He is also Dean of Research & Strategic Partnerships in 乐天堂app下载 College of Science & Engineering (CSE) at Edinburgh University.

With around 130 journal publications and 11 patents, Andy’s research interests include fundamental and applied electrochemistry, sensing and analysis, development and application of healthcare technologies, and low-carbon, clean nuclear energy.

Julia Weinstein

University of Sheffield, UK

Julia Weinstein is a Professor of Physical Chemistry at 乐天堂app下载 Department of Chemistry, 乐天堂app下载 University of Sheffield. Julia obtained her Diploma in Chemistry (with honours) from Moscow Lomonosov State University in 1990, followed by a PhD from 乐天堂app下载 same institution in 1994, under supervision of Professor M Kuzmin and Professor N Sadovskii, on "乐天堂app下载 role of exciplexes in 乐天堂app下载 mechanism of electron transfer in Marcus's kinetic region". She has been a member of 乐天堂app下载 academic staff at 乐天堂app下载 MSU since 1994.

In 2000, she became a Royal Society/NATO Postdoctoral Fellow at 乐天堂app下载 University of Nottingham, which was followed by a temporary lectureship at 乐天堂app下载 same institution. She was awarded an EPSRC Advanced Research Fellowship in 2004 on "Light-Switchable Molecular Devices". She joined 乐天堂app下载 Department in Sheffield in 2005.