CM1 Student Project List For 1997
The Winner of the CM1 Internet Project 1997 was Eloise Stattersfield, with her excellent The Ozone NotePad This became "Molecule of the Month" for March 1998!

Well done to everyone else, the Computing Methods course (CM1) projects were of a very high standard, and choosing a winner was very difficult. The project folders have been moved to join those of later years on the School of Chemistry server. The year of ' 97 was probably one of the first student web projects set as part of any University course. The idea has been taken up by many others since.

Other Bristol chemistry project work can be seen via: Please note, that because of the age of this page some (many!) of the links from the projects may be dead.

Projects List

  1. Joseph Appleby : The Volcanics of Mars
  2. Alexis Claire Busfield : Geological Activity on Io
  3. Mark James Caddick: An Introduction to Hot Spot Vulcanology and the Hawaiian Islands
  4. Roger Edward Crosby: Infrared Spectroscopy
  5. Rebecca Tasmin Earl: Amber
  6. George William Eves : Triton and its Ice Geysers
  7. Christopher Thomas Garrett: Volcanoes and Climate Change
  8. Robert David Golledge: Montserrat and Grimsvotn Volcanoes
  9. Marc Alexander Ewen Grant: The Physics of Star Trek
  10. Alexandra Louise Gulliver: Hydrothermal Vents (Black Smokers)
  11. Sarah Kathryn Heritage: The Life of Deng Xiaoping
  12. Rebecca Holland: The Chemistry of Fireworks
  13. John Stefan Howells: Seismic Waves and the Structure of the Earth
  14. Simon James Humphreys: A Brief Phanerozoic Geological History of Britain
  15. Robert Andrew Jacobs: Mid Ocean Ridges
  16. Andrew Noel Jones : Bucky Balls
  17. Anna Lily Latham:Volcanoes and Climate Change
  18. Guam Tom Lelananthachat:Elementary Particles and Forces of Nature
  19. Gavin Timothy Roger McGuirk: Chirality and Chemistry
  20. James (Jack) Alexander Kincaid McIntyre: A Look at the Stellar Collapse of Stars
  21. Kim Miller: Classical Conditioning as part of Psychological Behaviourist Theory
  22. Paul Robert Milton: Earthquakes and Prediction
  23. Claire Mary Ovenell: Sulphur Based Ecosystems
  24. Kieran Charles Parkinson: Boron and Its Derivatives
  25. Sean Robert James Pearce: CARBON
  26. Heather May Samuel: ENSO , El Nino, Southern Oscillation
  27. Thomas Bligh Scott: Subduction (of Oceanic and Continental Plates)
  28. David Charles William Shapton: Caffeine
  29. Paul Anthony Slatford :Hydrogen
  30. James Alexander Smith: A Dynamite Page on Alfred Nobel
  31. Eloise Helen Stattersfield: The Ozone NotePad
  32. Rachel Catherine Stebles: Climate Change and Its Consequences
  33. Keira Elsa Margeret Stobie: The Periodic Table - History and trends in the First Row Elements
  34. Adrian Alastair Taylor: The El Nino Southern Oscillation
  35. Thomas James Thurston: VRML in Chemistry
  36. Nicholas Blaise Magnus Topp: The Nirex Story
  37. Jonathan David Tyzack: Platinum
  38. Sarah Anne Udal: Can You Believe Your Eyes?
  39. Timothy Guy Wickens: Copper : Some General Properties
  40. Steven David Wilkes: The Halogens
  41. Leslie Robert Williams: Plate Tectonics
  42. Josephine Yuen: Crystal Field Theory

John Maher
Room S106, (0)117 9 287653
School of Chemistry
University of Bristol
October 2001