Professor Dame Carol Robinson - Changes of State and Mind

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• Professor Dame Carol Robinson, FRS FMedSci, Dr Lee's Professor of Physical Chemistry, University of Oxford
• Thursday 10 May 2018, 18:00-19:30
• The Lee Hall, Wolfson College.

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Professor Dame Carol Robinson is a world-leading scientist who was the first ever female Professor of Chemistry in Cambridge in 2001, and then the first female holder of a named Professorship in Chemistry in Oxford. Elected to the Royal Society in 2004 and as a foreign member of the American National Academy of Sciences in 2017, Dame Carol is President Elect of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Dame Carol has led the world in the development of mass spectrometry to study proteins and their complexes. In her talk, she will share insights into the challenges, discoveries and achievements of her career.

Wolfson College – an institution that celebrates diversity and supports scholars who have different trajectories in their academic careers – is particularly pleased to welcome Professor Dame Carol Robinson as its 2018 Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecturer.

The Lecture will take place on Thursday 10 May 2018 at 6.00pm in the Lee Hall, Wolfson College, Cambridge, and will be preceded by a drinks reception from 5.15pm. Please book your FREE tickets via the Eventbrite link at wolfson.cam.ac.uk/leelecture2018.

This talk is part of the Wolfson College Talks & Events series.

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