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Professor Chris Abell

November 11, 1957 - October 26, 2020

Professor Chris Abell FRS FMedsci was Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research, and Professor of Biological Chemistry at the University of Cambridge. A biological chemist, he was an undergraduate and postgraduate at Cambridge, before doing postdoctoral research at Brown University, USA. Chris was admitted as a Fellow of Christ's College in 1986. He led research teams in the Department of Chemistry pioneering the use of fragment-based approaches in drug discovery and developing microdroplets as an experimental platform. Chris cofounded Astex, Sphere Fluidics and Aqdot, and was a founding director of Cambridge Enterprise. From 2013-2015 Chris was the first Director of Postdoctoral Affairs at the University.

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David Amabilino 2020-10-27 21:40:08 wrote:

I first met Chris in about 2000 in Barcelona, he came to a meeting in Chirality, and he was typically brilliant and enlightening in his contributions. He was always supportive for this area of research in nanoscience. The last time was punting in Cambridge.. I can still see his beaming smile ... and it will stay with me remembering great science and wonderful times.

David Amabilino 2020-10-27 21:40:08 wrote: I first met Chris in about 2000 in Barcelona, he came to a meeting in Chirality, and he was typically brilliant and enlightening in his contributions. He was always supportive for this area of research in nanoscience. The last time was punting in Cambridge.. I can still see his beaming smile ... and it will stay with me remembering great science and wonderful times.

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