
School of Chemistry | 1.24 CAP | University of East Anglia | Norwich Research Park | Norwich NR4 7TJ
Twitter: @DrRianneLord | Email: r.lord@uea.ac.uk
UEA website: https://research-portal.uea.ac.uk/en/persons/rianne-lord
2022 – present – Associate Professor in Inorganic Chemistry, UEA, UK
2022-2022 – TUM Global visiting Professor, TUM, Germany (host: Prof. Angela Casini)
2021-present – UKRI Future Leaders Fellow (£980k) = “Chemical and biological investigations of new vanadium compounds: determining their potential in the treatment of cancer”
2019-2021 – Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry, UEA, UK
2018-2019 – August-Wilhelm Scheer visiting Professor, TUM, Germany (host: Prof. Fritz Kühn)
2016-2019 – Lecturer in Bioinorganic Chemistry, University of Bradford, UK
2015-2016 – Research Associate, University of Leeds, UK
2014-2015 – Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Edinburgh, UK
2010-2014 – PhD, University of Leeds, UK
2006-2010 – MChem, University of Leeds, UK
Funding:
- January 2023 – RSC Enablement Grant on Determining the cellular distribution and antifungal mechanism of fluorescent cobalt-picolinamide complexes
- October 2021 – PhD studentship from the Saudi Arabia Government
- February 2021 – UKRI Future Leaders Fellow on Chemical and biological investigations of new vanadium compounds: determining their potential in the treatment of cancer
- October 2020 – UEA SCI faculty funded PhD studentship
Academic Responsibilities:
- ACS Organometallic Advisory Board
- European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry Early Career Advisory Board
- Deputy Director of Admissions, UEA
- RSC Departmental Representative, UEA
- RSC East Anglia Committee Member
- Reviewer for several journals and funding bodies
- External examiner
Teaching Responsibilities:
- CHE-4301Y: Bonding, Structure and Periodicity
- CHE-5301B: Inorganic Chemistry
- CHE-6005B: Advanced Laboratory
- CHE-6001Y: BSc Research Projects
- CHE-7001Y: MChem Research Projects
- CHE-7301Y: Advanced Topics in Inorganic Chemistry
- BIO-7041Y and BIO-7042X: MSc courses for Molecular Medicine