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| Sen Lin outside Buckingham Palace |
SCI scholarships, granted for the first time in 2007, were introduced as part of the modernisation of the SCI awards programme.
They bring together the Messel and Gray scholarships which were introduced in 1920 and provide funding through the Messel & Gray Trusts. SCI scholarships consist of awards of £5000 over two years and are granted to students beginning their second year of research for a UK PhD in chemistry, chemical engineering and related subjects. |
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 Kyle Galloway
His current research aims to synthesise new inorganic clusters and Single Molecule Magnets using d and f block metals |
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 Lauren Donaldson
Studying for a PhD at the University of Edinburgh. Her work was initially methodology-based, working towards the synthesis of phenanthridines but has now moved onto the application of this methodology to novel, biological targets. |
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 Yitzchak Grant
Postgraduate studies on ‘lyophilisation’ from September 2006-2009, leading to a PhD in biochemical engineering at University College London. |
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 Lisa Murphy
Postgraduate studies on ‘synthesis of new heterocyclic ligands and the photochemistry of their platinum complexes’ from October 2006-2009, leading to a PhD in chemistry at Durham University. |
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 Moira Jane Smith
Postgraduate studies on ‘targeted drug delivery: using ultrasound to release micelle encapsulated drugs’ from October 2006-2009, leading to a PhD in biomedical engineering at the University of Cambridge. |
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Sen Lin (main picture)
Postgraduate studies on ‘sol-gel processing for bioactive material/protein interactions’ from October 2006-2009, leading to a PhD in biomaterials at Imperial College, London. |
