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  • June 13, 2017
    Paper accepted!
    Congratulations to Laura for his paper accepted in Inorg. Chem. in collaboration with Max Massi's group at Curtin University and Evan Moore's group at the University of Brisbane.
  • June 13, 2017
    Paper accepted!
    Congratulations to Amlan for his paper accepted in RSC Adv. in collaboration with Henk Bolink's group at the University of Valencia.
  • June 6, 2017
    The group welcomes Lucie and Rob
    Lucie Delforce joins the group as an Erasmus student from Lille for the summer while Rob joins the group as an EPSRC summer project student.
  • June 6, 2017
    Paper accepted!
    Congratulations to Ana for her paper accepted in SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers in collaboration with Malte Gather's group at the University of St Andrews.
  • May. 29, 2017
    Paper accepted!
    Congratulations to Adam and Amlan for their paper accepted in Inorg. Chem..
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Welcome to the Zysman-Colman Group0 The EaStCHEM School of Chemistry on the North Haugh1 Beautiful St Andrews, Fife, UK2 Organic & Organometallic Optoelectronic Materials3 Luminophore Design for solid-state lighting4 Electroluminescent Devices5 Dye Design for Solar Cells (DSSCs and OPVs)6 Recent publications7 Recent publications8 Recent publications9 Recent publications10 Recent publications11 Recent publications12 The Team13 The Team14 The Team15
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George S. Hammond, Norris Award Lecture, 1968


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