Dr Thomas Anderson
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Chemistry Subject Group Head
Senior University Teacher
Chemistry Programme Lead
t.anderson@sheffield.ac.uk
+44 114 222 9489
+44 114 222 9489
Dainton Building
Full contact details
Dr Thomas Anderson
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Dainton Building
13 Brook Hill
Sheffield
S3 7HF
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Dainton Building
13 Brook Hill
Sheffield
S3 7HF
- Profile
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A native of Doncaster, Dr Anderson received a BA/MSci in 2007, an MA in 2010 and a PhD in 2011 from the University of Cambridge. His chemistry interests include biological and supramolecular systems.
- Qualifications
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- MRSC
- SFHEA
- Research interests
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Biological and supramolecular systems, general history and philosophy of science.
- Publications
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Journal articles
- Supramolecular chemistry of monochiral naphthalenediimides. Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry, 9, 7547-7553.
- The sergeants-and-soldiers effect: chiral amplification in naphthalenediimide nanotubes. Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry, 8, 4274-4280.
- Teaching activities
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Undergraduate and postgraduate taught modules
- Four Molecules that Changed the World (Level 1)
In this course I introduce the impact on the world of four key molecules connected to biological systems: ethanol, oxygen, the oral contraceptive and sodium stearate (soaps). - Recognition and Non-covalent Interactions (Level 2)
This course introduces the principles of molecular recognition that govern the way in which molecules interact, leading into supramolecular chemistry. - Environmental Chemistry (Level 2)
This course provides a very broad overview of how the Earth's environment has developed and evolved.
Support Teaching:
- Tutorials: Level 1 general Chemistry, Level 2 Organic Chemistry.
- Skills for Success: Kitchen Project.
- Level 3 Literature Review
Laboratory Teaching:
- Level 1 Laboratories: Laboratory Manager and Level 1 Lab Director
- Level 2 and 3 Organic Chemistry Laboratories: One of several supervising academics.
- Four Molecules that Changed the World (Level 1)