Collaborate with us
Developing analytical methods to study chemistry in cells: Thermo Fisher Scientific and Professor James McCullagh
Electrochemical food sensors with Zimmer and Peacock
Green Ammonia: Siemens and Professor Edman Tsang
Heriot-Watt and Oxford: working together on fundamental chemistry research
Industrial support for the Chemistry Teaching Laboratory
Ineos and Professor Chris Schofield: New Institute to Tackle Antimicrobial Resistance
New centre for a sustainable, green chemistry future
New Centre for Doctoral Training in Inorganic Materials for Advanced Manufacturing (IMAT)
Oxford chemist part of international project to create universal quantum dynamics simulation software
Oxford chemists collaborate on roadmap for circular carbon and plastics economy
Oxford collaboration uncovers correct structure of [18]annulene anions
Oxford EPSRC CDT in Inorganic Chemistry for Future Manufacturing
Oxford partners with the Optiver Foundation to launch new international postgraduate scholarship programme for women in STEM
Oxford Suzhou Centre for Advanced Research
Royal Commission Industrial Fellowships
SCGC-FIRST round two launched to accelerate sustainable innovations in the chemicals industry
Scientists uncover promising new treatment strategy for aggressive form of leukaemia
The SCG-Oxford Centre of Excellence
Unilever and Professor Charlotte Williams
£1m early-stage innovation fund SCGC-FIRST to accelerate sustainable tech development in chemical industry opens today
Collaboration is at the heart of our work and our vision and it takes many shapes and forms.
Academic and industrial collaboration enables our fundamental research to translate into societal and commercial impact. It includes collaboration with schools to inspire a next generation of chemistry students and working together with other academic disciplines, institutions and industry to further our research and its impact. It takes the form of exchanging ideas, engaging in large-scale joint projects and initiatives, partnering with industry, and providing opportunities for staff and student mobility through visitor programmes and secondments.
We undertake world-leading research crossing traditional boundaries, which engages with other disciplines, both within Oxford and across a range of external sectors. Our commitment to realising economic and societal impact from fundamental research is evident from our many industrial and clinical collaborations and our commercialisation activities
Our Mission, Oxford Chemistry