Joining us at UoBChemistry for DYME 2023? Don't forget to register and book your conference dinner by the 31st of July!

We are hugely grateful to our sponsors, #EESCatalysis (RSC Energy Journals), Rigaku, Asynt Ltd - Lab Equipment & Services, Scientific Laboratory Supplies (SLS), DaltonTransactions and for generous support from the Royal Society of Chemistry CODG and IBDG discussion groups who have enabled us to keep this event free to attend.

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I'm in Birmingham at DYME 2023 today and tomorrow representing DaltonTransactions and the Royal Society of Chemistry! Looking forward to meeting lots of early career researchers and judging the poster session☺️ #DYME2023

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DYME 2023 kicked off this morning with our first plenary talk by Prof. Andrew Weller Andrew Weller. We're very happy to be welcoming over 120 delegates to Birmingham UoBChemistry for this event for Early Career Researchers in Inorganic Chemistry.

Huge congratulations to Josef Boronski, the recipient of the 2023 Dalton Emerging Researcher Award 🥳 Royal Society of Chemistry #RSCPrizes We are honoured to be presenting this award at DYME, and with his wonderful talk on homometallic bonds we have just wrapped up session 2 of DYME

Our last plenary speaker of the day was Michelle Ma, with a lovely talk on molecular imaging and radiotherapy. With that we head into DYME's poster session.

Thank you to #EESCatalysis for sponsoring the DYME poster session and drinks reception, we're thrilled that over 60 delegates are getting the opportunity to present their work with a poster. Don't forget to vote for your favourite poster for the audience prize!

Joining us at the conference dinner? We'rr expecting you at Mowgli's at 19:45. Please remember your tickets📍Directions: In New Street Grand Central. Face the departure board and go up escalator in front of you, turn right and follow curve round to right. Mowgli on left

We are grateful to our sponsors that have made the 2023 DYME free for all delegates to attend! A huge thank you to Asynt Ltd - Lab Equipment & Services, MBRAUN, Rigaku, Scientific Laboratory Supplies (SLS), DaltonTransactions, #EESCatalysis (RSC Energy Journals) and Royal Society of Chemistry CODG and IBDG discussion groups.

A massive thank you to Uni of Birmingham UoBChemistry for hosting DYME in their beautiful new CTL space where everyone has been enjoying their breaks and the poster session, with lectures in the Haworth building ☀️

The careers-focused session at DYME was a success with talks from Dr Kanja from the Select Committee and Dr Hay from the NNL. Followed by a panel session on careers in and outside academia, with Sarah Pike and Cowley Group. Thank you to Andy Jupp for chairing!

Michael Cowley (Cowley Group) brought the 2023 DYME session to a close, with the final plenary lecture on the Phospha-bora-Wittig reaction and some insightful thoughts on what he's learned along his career. Thank you to all our plenary speakers!

Congratulations to 2023 DYME oral prize winner Joseph O'Connell-Danes (Chemistry Edinburgh) and poster prize winner Michelle Crabbe (Chemistry - University of Strathclyde) 🏅 kindly sponsored by DaltonTransactions (Emily Cuffin-Munday)

Congratulations to Sara Belazregue Sara Belazregue (Imperial Chemistry) on winning the runner's up Oral Presentation Prize at DYME 2023, sponsored by the Dalton Community 🏆

The DYME 2023 Audience Poster Prize sponsored by #EESCatalysis (RSC Energy Journals) was awarded to Tom Obey (Chemistry Edinburgh), thank you to everyone for their votes 🥳

All the oral and poster presentations at DYME were of high quality and selecting winners was a tough job for our judges. Thank you to everyone for their excellent contribution. Severable honourable mentions have to be made :

Thank you to everyone who attended the 2023 Dalton Young Members Event, it was a joy to host you all at UoBChemistry! We hope you all have safe journeys home and look forward to seeing you at future Dalton events ⚛️ - Georgia Orton & Yara van Ingen