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Sir Fraser Stoddart Webcast - ‘Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow's World’

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Sep 14 2007

The Institute of Nanotechnology is delighted to invite you to a free live webcast of the special guest lecture to be given by the renowned chemist, Professor Sir J Fraser Stoddart on "Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow's World".

Sir Fraser, Director of the California Nanosystems Institute, officially received his knighthood at the Palace on Wednesday 13th June this year. His citation in the New Year's Honours List read 'for services to Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology'. Sir Fraser in the last decade has been the third most highly cited chemist in the world. A native of Edinburgh, he moved to California in July 1997.

The webcast is live here from 18:30 (GMT) on Thursday 13th September 2007

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