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The Cornforth Foundation for Chemistry was established to honour life achievements of former University of Sydney and School of Chemistry students Professor Sir John Cornforth and his constant collaborator and wife Lady Rita Cornforth. Sir John was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1975 for research on the stereochemistry of enzyme-catalysed reactions. The Foundation works to continue the strong tradition of chemistry at the University of Sydney by supporting international collaboration, scholarships, research and teaching in the areas of chemistry pioneered and inspired by Sir John and Lady Rita Cornforth. To achieve these goals, the Cornforth Foundation organises and supports the short-term appointment of prominent international researchers to undertake research and postgraduate teaching at the University of Sydney.
In Issue 19 we interview ARC Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dr Asaph Widmer-Cooper, about his research in understanding nanoscales; take a look at the recent inorganic and bioinorganic symposia; celebrate the colloid science legacy of retired Associate Professor Robert J. Hunter and lots more.
Visit the Cornforth Donation page to find the on-line donation links. It is also possible to download a donation form that can be mailed to the School in the usual way.
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Last updated: 31-Jan-2012
