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1985 BSc (Hon's) Chemistry, Imperial College of Science and Technology, University of London
1989 PhD Organic Chemistry, University College of Swansea 1989-1995 Post doctoral assistant, followed by 1995-1999 Departmental assistant at The Dyson Perrins Laboratroy, University of Oxford with Professor Sir Jack E. Baldwin FRS 1999 Lecturer at Loughborough Univeristy |
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Last updated - 10 Jan, 2003.
