The RSC Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson Dalton Poster Symposium 2019

Photo of prize winners © Royal Society of Chemistry
From left to right: Andrew Shore, Executive Editor, Journals, RSC. Dr Pooja Goddard, RSC Dalton Division Council Member, and Senior Lecturer in Chemistry, Loughborough University. Sacha Fop, prize winner 2019, University of Aberdeen. Caitlin McManus, prize winner 2019, University of Oxford. James McAllister, prize winner 2019, University of Glasgow. Alice Johnson, prize winner 2019, University of Oxford. Professor Warren Piers, Professor in Chemistry at the University of Calgary [behind Alice Johnson]. Claire Brodie, prize winner 2019, Durham University. Richard Yuze Kong, prize winner 2019, Imperial College London. Photo © Royal Society of Chemistry

The RSC Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson Dalton Poster Symposium is an annual event, supported by the Wilkinson Charitable Foundation, and hosted by the Dalton Division of the Royal Society of Chemistry. In odd years, the conference takes place as a standalone event at the Royal Society of Chemistry’s London headquarters, Burlington House. In even years, the event is a part of the popular biennial Dalton Joint Interest Group meeting, and takes place at the University of Warwick.

Above: Gallery of winners from 2019, all photos © Royal Society of Chemistry.

The poster symposium, which has been running since 2015, provides an opportunity for talented young inorganic chemists undertaking a PhD or postdoc to present their work to the wider community, practice their presentation skills, raise their visibility and make research connections for future collaborations. Posters are assessed by a panel of expert judges, and the winners receive bursaries to attend an international conference.

Find out more about the 2019 event through the link below to the RSC:

RSC Dalton Poster Symposium 2019

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