Chemical scientists working in Wales
Explore our new career profiles and find out how they are making a difference to our world
Mae’r erthygl hon ar gael yn Gymraeg
Dilynwch i gael fersiwn Gymraeg
Associate professor and enterprise, partnerships and innovation lead
Ian’s research mitigates climate change and has led to the production of energy-generating coatings for buildings.
Associate professor
Geertje teaches university students and leads the development of materials made from bacteria.
Senior research and development scientist
Andrew develops emergency exit marking for aircraft, helping to keep passengers safe.
Director
Stephen supports several businesses to become sustainable including using organic materials for wastewater treatment.
Environmental process specialist
Jamie improves steelmaking processes to reduce their impact on the environment.
Pollution control officer
Emma protects our health and the environment by monitoring levels of environmental pollutants in the land, air and water. She sets the conditions on industrial processes to minimise their release of pollutants.
Senior curator
Tom identifies and unravels the mystery behind the rocks and minerals of Wales.
Qualified Person, pharmaceuticals
Jill ensures that the medicines her client companies provide to the public comply with quality and safety standards and are fit for purpose.
Product and process development manager
Gemma manages the production of high-quality tin and chromium coated steels for everyday items found in a kitchen and bathroom.
Soil scientist
Emma investigates the link between climate change and increased greenhouse gas emissions from the soil.
