The Quantum Classroom: A Leaving Cert Science Podcast

In the fourth instalment of our Careers in Chemistry series, Tadhg sits down to talk with Dr Tadhg Kennedy (no relation!) to talk about his research on Na-ion batteries and what the future of environmental technology looks like.You can learn more about Tadhg and his research using the links below:Tadhg's Profile - https://www.ul.ie/bernal/tadhg-kennedyKennedy Research Group Website - https://www.kennedygroupul.ie

In the Third instalment of our Careers in Chemistry series, Tadhg and Luke sit down to talk with Dr Shalini Singh, Associate Professor in the Dept of Chemical Sciences, in the University of Limerick. If you want to read more about Shalini and her research, you can do so at the following links: Shalini's Profile - https://www.ul.ie/research/dr-shalini-singh Singh Research Group - http://singhgroupul.ie/

In the Second instalment of our Careers in Chemistry series, Tadhg sits down to talk with Dr Kevin Ryan, Associate Professor in the Dept of Chemical Sciences, and director of the Bernal Institute, in the University of Limerick.   If you want to read more about Kevin and his research, you can do so at the following links: Kevin's Profile - https://www.ul.ie/research/prof-kevin-m-ryan Ryan Research Group Website - https://ryangroupul.ie SIGNE Project Website - https://signehorizon.eu/

In the first instalment of our Careers in Chemistry series, Tadhg sits down to talk with Dr Sarah Guerin, Associate Professor in the Dept of Chemical Sciences, and researcher, in the University of Limerick. The interview covers topics like Sarah's journey with science, her research and the importance of promoting inclusive science. If you want to read more about Sarah and her research, you can do so at the following links: Sarah's Profile - https://www.ul.ie/scieng/dr-sarah-guerin-0 Actuate Lab Website - https://actuatelab.ie

This weeks episode focuses Section A of the Chemistry paper, the Experiments. It'll tell you what experiments are asked, how to answer them and some predictions for this year's paper.