School of Chemistry

MICRA 2024

Banner of the University of Leicester logo with the title 'MICRA 2024' superimposed onto an image of the Fielding Johnson Building at the University. The meeting was held at the University of Leicester in September 2024.

This biennial meeting brings together researchers working across the field of inorganic chemistry. Attendees are expected to be at an early stage in their career. This includes early career academics, independent research fellows and experienced postdoctoral researchers. All attendees are encouraged to give short presentations on their work in order to introduce themselves to the community and potentially inspire new collaborations. MICRA meetings are a great opportunity to get to know the early career researchers across the UK working in inorganic chemistry.

In 2024, MICRA was hosted by the University of Leicester, School of Chemistry. Leicester has a strong history of inorganic chemistry and is a friendly city, bursting with heritage and culture. 

The conference was held at the College Court Conference Centre, with a conference dinner held at one of Leicester's many fine local restaurants.

Along with oral presentations from the delegates, we hosted four plenary speakers from experienced members of the inorganic chemistry community. We also held a Q&A session to give advice and help answer those burning questions that early career researchers may have.

Contact: For more information, contact Dr Sandy Kilpatrick (sandy.kilpatrick@leicester.ac.uk) or the Organisational Team (MICRA2024@leicester.ac.uk)
Find us on Twitter: @MICRA2024

Plenary speakers

Photograph of Dr Rama SuntharalingamDr Kogularamanan (Rama) Suntharalingam, University of Leicester

Learn more about Dr Kogularamanan (Rama) Suntharalingam.


Photograph of Prof. Deborah KaysProfessor Deborah Kays, University of Nottingham

Learn more about Professor Deborah Kays.


Photograph of Professor Mark Crimmin, wearing glasses and standing in front of a treeProfessor Mark Crimmin, Imperial College London

Learn more about Professor Mark Crimmin.


Photograph of Professor Gill Reid, standing in front of a periodic tableProfessor Gill Reid, University of Southampton

Learn more about Professor Gill Reid.

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