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    This letter from the editor of the Trinity Student Scientific Review (TSSR) chemistry section discusses the diversity of submissions received. The authors came from varying backgrounds such as nanoscience and medicinal chemistry. Their submissions covered topics ranging from hydrogen production to glucose monitoring, reflecting chemistry's multidisciplinary nature. The editor thanks the chemistry department staff for their review process contributions and advice. She also notes it is interesting that TCD chemistry lecturers co-authored papers referenced by TSSR authors, showing student interest in lecturer research and the forefront nature of their work. The most important people to thank are the authors themselves for researching, writing, and producing high quality review articles in their free time.

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    Chemistry

    TS
    SR
    117

    Editorial

    Letter from the Editor


    Chemistry has always been a broad and multidisciplinary area
    of science, encompassing biochemistry, environmental science,
    materials science, and drug synthesis, to name just a few of its
    facets. For me, its the variation in content and applications which
    makes chemistry so exciting. Its hard to think of a technological or
    medical advancement that doesnt have its foundation in chemistry.
    Its wonderful to see this diversity reflected in this years TSSR
    chemistry submissions. The authors themselves come from varying
    backgrounds- nanoscience, medicinal chemistry and chemistry
    and the submissions, ranging from hydrogen production to glucose
    monitoring, reflect the multidisciplinary nature of this field.

    I would like to thank the staff in the chemistry department
    who have contributed to the review process of these articles and for
    their general advice regarding the TSSR. Without the help of Dr.
    Mike Southern, Prof. Sylvia Draper, Prof. Mike Lyons, Prof. Isabela
    Rozas and Dr. Wolfgang Schmitt the chemistry section of the TSSR
    would not have come to fruition.

    I also found it interesting to note that various TCD chemistry
    lecturers co-authored several of the papers referenced by the
    TSSR chemistry authors in their reviews. This is a great display of
    students taking interest in their lecturers research work, and is also
    an indication that Trinity staff are at the forefront of research in their
    field.

    Perhaps the most important people to thank are the TSSR
    authors themselves. Whether successful in their submission or not,
    they are to be commended for using their free time to research and
    write on topics interesting to them, and for producing high quality
    and engaging review articles. I am very appreciative of the time and
    effort put into each submission and I believe that this volume is an
    excellent representation of the incredible talent and drive within
    students in Trinity College.
    Elaine Kelly
    Chemistry Editor
    Trinity Student Scientific Review 2015
    118

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