First-Year Chemistry Students Shine in Sustainability Presentations
On Thursday 6th March, first-year and associate students in the School of Physical and Chemical Sciences showcased their knowledge, creativity, and commitment to sustainability during a dynamic programme-level group assessment. This exercise formed part of the coursework for CHE102B, CHE108, and CHE114 modules and reflected the department’s strong emphasis on integrating global challenges into the curriculum.
Prize-winning Year 1 Chemistry students proudly present their sustainability projects during the programme-level assessment on 6th March 2025.
Well done to all the Y1 and Associate students who made impressive presentations on a range of sustainability topics on Thursday 6th March as part of the Y1 programme-level assessment that contributes to the CHE102B, CHE108 and CHE114 modules.
Congratulations especially to the members of following advisor groups (see photo) who made prize-winning presentations:
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🥇 Palma group – Nuclear Reactors (1st Prize)
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🥈 Rifaie-Graham group – Microplastics in the Environment (2nd Prize)
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🥉 Rezasoltani group – Electrochemical Breakdown of PFAS: A Sustainable Solution for Urban Water Contamination (3rd Prize)
These presentations not only reflected strong scientific understanding, but also a commitment to tackling real-world environmental challenges through chemistry. The department commends all students and advisors for their hard work and creativity.