Welcome to the website of the Dial-a-Molecule EPSRC Grand Challenge Network.<\/p>\n
Dial-a-Molecule\u00a0was funded\u00a0from 2010 \u2013 2015 (Phases I-II)\u00a0and is currently funded for the period\u00a0Oct. 2016 to March 2020 (Phase III)<\/p>\n
Phase III has already made noteworthy progress with Prof. Mimi Hii being successful in obtaining EPSRC strategic equipment funding to establish the centre for Rapid On-line Analysis of Reactions (ROAR)<\/a> – aka\u00a0<\/em>The Dial-a-Molecule Institute@Imperial \u2013 at Imperial College\u2019s new White City campus .<\/p>\n This website describes\u00a0the theme areas, interest groups and initiatives for Phase III as agreed at a meeting of around 30 academics and industrialists in London in December 2016. Phase III also has a very active Early Career Researcher Group organising their own events<\/a> and has some Funding<\/a> available for Interdisciplinary Mobility and Proof of Concept Studies.<\/p>\n You can also find the history of the Grand Challenge<\/a>, the events<\/a> we ran, research we supported<\/a>, initiatives we developed<\/a> and the achievements during Phases I-II. This includes the Roadmap for Synthesis in the 21st Century<\/a>, which provides a relevant framework for the 20-40 year aims of Dial-a-Molecule.<\/p>\n If you have any queries about Dial-a-Molecule, or have ideas to contribute to Phase III <\/a>please contact Prof. Richard Whitby<\/a> (University of Southampton).<\/p>\n Please sign-up<\/a> to our MAILING LIST<\/span>\u00a0to keep informed of future developments and activities.<\/strong><\/p>\n Please also fill in our SURVEY of INTERESTS <\/span><\/a>to help us build the community of interest groups which will take the Grand Challenge forward.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Join our Twitter Feed\u00a0@DialaMolecule<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n