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Thomas Graham Lecture & Chemistry Laboratory Dinner 2024
22 November 2024, 4:30 pm鈥�11:00 pm
We are delighted to welcome staff, alumni and students to the Annual Chemistry Lab Dinner.
This event is free.
Event Information
Open to
- UCL staff | UCL students | UCL alumni
Availability
- Yes
Cost
- Free
Organiser
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Louise McSeveny
It is a pleasure to invite you to the annual Thomas Graham Lecture and Chemistry Lab Dinner on the 22听November 2024.
The Thomas Graham Lecture will be presented by Professor Graham Worth,听Professor of Physical Chemistry.
Graham's research in theoretical chemistry focuses on the development of a quantum dynamics computer program to simulate fundamental molecular reactivity, with a particular interest in photo-excited reactions and non-adiabatic effects.
The programme for the evening is:
4:30pm听 Welcome tea/coffee听听听听 | Nyholm Room, Christopher Ingold Building |
5:00pm听 Thomas Graham Lecture听听 | TBC |
6:00pm听 Drinks Reception听 | Nyholm Room, Christopher Ingold Building |
6.40pm听 Proceed to dinner | 听 |
7:00pm听 Dinner听听听 | Ambassadors Bloomsbury Hotel,听12 Upper Woburn Pl, London WC1H 0HX |
The Thomas Graham lecture is open to all and free to attend. For the Lab Dinner please book via the online store:听
Prices per person:
拢40 Full Price
拢20 Student
We will be hosting a buffet to allow for more diverse food options and flexibility with seating arrangements. This will be a good opportunity to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
If you have any queries, please contact听l.mcseveny@ucl.ac.uk
About the Speaker
Professor Graham Worth
Professor of Physical Chemistry at UCL
Graham Worth is Professor of Physical Chemistry. His group currently consists of 4 postdocs, 4 PhD students and 2 Masters students. Research in theoretical chemistry within his group focuses on the development of a quantum dynamics computer program to simulate fundamental molecular reactivity, with a particular interest in photo-excited reactions and non-adiabatic effects. He moved to UCL in 2016. Before this, he worked at the University of Birmingham from 2005 -2016 (research fellow, senior lecturer, professor) and at King's College London 2000 鈥� 2005 (research fellow, lecturer). Prior to that he was a Marie-Curie Fellow then a Research Assistant at the University of Heidelberg in the group of Prof. Lenz Cederbaum (1992 鈥� 2000), and a Research Fellow at the EMBL, Heidelberg in the group of Prof. Rebecca Wade (1992). He did his DPhil in the group of Prof. Graham Richards at the University of Oxford.