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Inside the Turner Lab
Edward Turner, the first professor of chemistry at UCL, was an important figure in the history of 19th century science. Appointed to the chair of chemistry soon after the college's foundation, he was also author of an important textbook of the day, his Elements of Chemistry. Turner was a highly skilled experimental chemist, and his meticulous work on atomic weights put him at the centre of a major controversy of the age. More...
London Centre for Nanotechnology
The
London Centre for Nanotechnology is an interdisciplinary joint
enterprise between University College London and Imperial College
London. In bringing together world-class infrastructure and leading
nanotechnology research activities, the Centre has the critical mass to
compete with the best peer institutes world-wide. Research programmes
are aligned to three key areas, namely Planet Care, Healthcare and
Information Technology and exploit core competencies in the biomedical,
physical and engineering sciences.
Prospectus
- There are no undergraduate degrees in nanotechnology
- Graduate programmes (taught and research)
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