The Australian National University
ANU College of Physical Sciences
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Chemistry

Chemistry and the manipulation of chemicals is one of the most useful areas of knowledge humans have ever developed, providing everything from fuels to medicine. Chemistry is central to the design and manufacture of pharmaceuticals and, more than ever, advanced drugs and drug delivery systems require detailed knowledge of chemistry. The development of polymer products such as plastics and adhesives was made possible by a thorough understanding of the underlying chemistry. Today, these materials are more advanced than ever and research continues to explore the possibilities which chain molecules offer. We study natural and artificial photosynthesis processes which are especially important, as this is the way all food on Earth is created.

 

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Student Profile: Torsten Schwich

PhD in Chemistry

ANU "cares for students both from Australia and abroad, which is wonderful and makes you feel comfortable and taken care of."

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Department of Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry at the Australian National University is very proud of its experienced and enthusiastic staff members who are committed to providing the best possible education. We are also proud of the research being conducted in the Department and are looking for new and innovative ideas.

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Research School of Chemistry
The Research School of Chemistry has established itself as a 'centre of excellence', maintaining the highest international standards for over 30 years to further fundamental knowledge in chemistry. Concentrating on areas of research with national importance, our activities strengthen the discipline of chemistry in Australia and lead to numerous potential applications in medicine and industry.

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