Calling all students of Chemistry from GCSE to A Level to university! We’re inviting you to hear from a reseacher at the cutting edge of green energy and electrochemical research Professor Darren Walsh, Professor of Chemistry in the School of Chemistry at The University of Nottingham.
This event is aimed at those aged 16+, but younger students are welcome to attend.
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Event Schedule
16:20 - Livestream opens
16:30-16:40 - Welcome and housekeeping
16:40-17:00 - Research talk, King's PhD student
17:00-18:00 - Professor Darren Walsh talk and Q&A
18:00 - event finishes
About the Daniell Lecture
The Daniell Lecture is annual schools outreach lecture delivered by the Department of Chemistry at King's and sponsored by the Chilterns & Middlesex branch of the Royal Society of Chemistry. Each year, a guest speaker is invited to share their research and journey into science with an audience of local school students. Kickstarted in 1995, the series is in memory of John Frederic Daniell, who was appointed the first Professor of Chemistry at King’s College London in 1831. The first chemical laboratory was founded a few years later in 1834. Daniell remained at King's until 1845 and in 1846 the Daniell Scholarship was founded in his honour. Daniell invented the first electrochemical cell, laying down the foundations of the study of electrochemistry and hence influencing the study of Physical Chemistry. Today, the cell named after him, the ‘Daniell Cell’, can be found in Chemistry textbooks in schools and colleges the world over.
Additional information
This event is aimed at those aged 16+. Younger attendees are welcome, but please note that attendees under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. If you are aged 14–16 and booking for yourself, please check with a parent or guardian before booking your place.
This event is organised by the Department of Chemistry at King’s College London. If you have any questions or would like any further details, please email nmes-outreach@kcl.ac.uk.
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