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Advanced Chemical Characterisation Chemistry Summer School Bristol, UK 18 July 8 August 2020

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Advanced Chemical CharacterisationChemistrySummer SchoolBristol, UK

18 July – 8 August 2020

Course Overview

Week 1 Chemistry & the Lab Notebook

Week 2 Chemistry & the Lab Report

Course Overview

Week 3 Presenting your findings

7.45am Breakfast in residence

8.40am Leave for campus

9am Academic English for Chemistry class

10.30am Break

11am Chemistry labs (with lunch taken during experiments)

5pm/5.30pm End of labs/class: walk back to residence

6.30pm Dinner in residence

7pm Free time, homework or a social activity

11pm Quiet Hours

A typical day (Monday-Friday)

Academic programme

School of Chemistry

Accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry, the University of Bristol’s School of Chemistry has world-class

facilities and global recognition.

The School of Chemistry is the UK’s only Chemistry-based Centre for

Excellent in Teaching in Learning, considered excellent and outstanding.

Innovation, professional standards and the development of practical skills

through hands-on experiments underpin teaching.

Research themes are: Chemical and Synthetic Biology

Synthesis and Catalysis Functional Molecules and Materials

Computational Chemistry, Theory and Dynamics

Environment and Energy

Ranked 4th in the UK in

the 2015 REF/ 2014

RAE

Approximately 70

faculty members

54 Support and

Technical staff

100 – 120 Postdoctoral

researchers

240 PhD students

Approximately 700

undergraduate students

3-year BSc and

(various) 4-year MSci

degrees

Chemistry in the summer

• Acquisition and processing of data

from advanced analytical

instruments including

NMR, MS, EM/AFM Imaging,

X-Ray/Crystallography and Mass

Spectrometry

Individual practical and

instrumentation experiences

Up to six hours of labs a day

Directly related to academic

English classes

Experiment 1: Grignard reactivity

Experiment 2: Three-component Passerini reaction Experiment 3: Stereochemistry of iodolactonisation

Experiment 4: Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling

Computational exercise

Introduction to Gaussview

molecular modelling package

Week 1 4-hour Experiments

Introduction to labs and

computer-based exercises

on NMR spectra and Reaxys

Weeks 2 and 3Instrumentation Sessions

Integrated training in materials

synthesis, characterisation and

data analysis

Materials Chemistry Experiments:

polymers, oxide ceramics and metal

nanoparticles

Hands-on Advanced Characterisation Practicals:

SEM, TEM, AFM, GC-MS

Data Analysis Workshops:

interpreting NMR spectra and single-crystal X-

ray diffraction data (Olex2)

Academic English for Chemistry

Working with lab books

Scientific language

Presentations

Writing experiments and research

Literature search

The tutors from the Centre for Academic Language and Development are all highly experienced, discipline-focused instructors

accredited by BALEAP

Teaching style marked by small-group learning

Four pre-arrival online activities and a brief online conversation help to prepare students

ahead of their arrival to the UK

English-language classes focused on

Outside the Lab and ClassroomAccommodation, Meals and Support

Student support team

A student mentor

will support

students

throughout the

programme.

They are a current

University of Bristol

Chemistry student.

The International

Office provides

additional support,

including 24-7 on-

call support.

Students will stay in a single-room in Goldney Hall,

located in Clifton and about a 15-minute walk to campus.

Life at the University of Bristol

Goldney Hall is a secure residence, with multiple access

point, and live-in staff. Quiet hours start at 11pm.

Students will stay in single-gender apartments, normally

for 8 people with 2 bathrooms and toilets. Towels and

linens are provided and there is free wifi throughout.

Hot breakfasts and dinners are included throughout and

students can make and store food in the kitchen space

located in each apartment.

Bristol Activities

Locked in a Room

Several dinners out at local restaurants

Street Art tour and creation session

Our exciting social programme will help students explore the vibrant city of Bristol as well as some

regional highlights.

Daytrips

Berkeley Castle and the Cotswolds

London and the Tower of London

Social Programming

For further information please contact

[email protected]

[email protected]

+44 (0) 117 428 3070