Christine Willis

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  Professor Chris Willis

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  Chris Willis awarded RSC Flintoff MedalSchool of Chemistry - Bristol University
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  Chris Willis awarded RSC Flintoff Medal - 11/07/07
  
  Chris WillisChris Willis has been awarded the 2008 Flintoff Medal from the Royal Society of Chemistry, with an associated monetary prize of £500.The medal originated from a bequest by the late Robert John Flintoff and is for meritorious contributions to the knowledge of the relationship between chemistry and botany.The award has been made to Chris in recognition of her contributions to structural, biosynthetic and mechanistic problems related to natural products from higher plants, microbial and marine sources.

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  Chris WillisTo obtain an application form for postgraduate research, or for further information you can fill in the request form or contact: Professor Chris Willis, Director of Graduate Recruitment:

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  Professor Chris Willis Admissions coordinator:
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  Funded by the Alzheimer's Trust, the title of the project is 'Probing small molecule agonists/antagonists to a key receptor in Alzheimer's disease' and will be supervised by Professor Chris Willis and Dr Matthew Crump.
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  Please contact Prof. Willis or Dr. Crump for further information.

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  Dr Chris Willis (Univ of Bristol, UK)Chris Willis presented recent work on the enantioselective synthesis of isotopically labelled amino acids.1 L-amino acids containing multiple stable isotopic labels are particularly valuable in the elucidation of three dimensional structures of proteins by NMR spectroscopy.

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  Prof Christine Willis Dept of Chemistry, University of Bristol

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  Chris Willis, University of Bristol

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  Professor Chris WillisUniversity of Bristol, UK

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  Chris Willis,director of the graduate school at the University of Bristol
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  Chris Willis, director of the graduate school of chemistry at the University of Bristol, says financial sacrifices are worth making at this stage."It's an enjoyable and effective route to a good all-round grounding in research science," she adds."In chemistry, there is much more involved than just working at the bench.Students here gain many transferable skills, including presentation of reports, lectures and posters, as well as completing a research programme.By the end, you should be an effective independent researcher, able to propose and carry out a research programme, analyse data and report your work," says Willis.

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  Professor Chris Willis
  
  Development of new methods, including biotransformations, for the synthesis of molecules of biological interest.

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