Developing new methods for monitoring ultra-fast reaction kinetics ContactEmail:annabel.flook@ed.ac.ukPersonalAnnabel received her MChem from the University of Bath in 2022. During this time, she carried out research on the kinetics of aziridine acylation with Dr Dave Carbery and Dr John Lowe. Between her Master’s and beginning her PhD in the Lloyd-Jones Group, she worked as a data analyst at Budweiser Brewing Group.Outside of the lab, Annabel enjoys playing piano and, when she has time, exploring the country in her van. Prizes and Awards09/2025Best Poster Prize SMASH 2025 (Porto, Portugal)06/2025Best Oral Presentation Prize RSC Physical Organic Chemistry Meeting (AstraZeneca, UK)06/2025Best Oral Presentation Prize Joseph Black Conference (Edinburgh, UK)08/2024Best Oral Presentation Prize Organic Firbush Meeting (Edinburgh, UK)06/2024Best Oral Presentation Prize NMRDG Postgraduate Meeting 2024 (Birmingham, UK)09/2023Best Poster Prize SMASH (Baverno, Italy) and featured online by the University of Edinburgh09/2023Best Poster Prize Organic Firbush Meeting (Edinburgh, UK)07/2023SMASH NMR Conference Scholarship SMASH 2023 (Baverno, Italy)07/2023Best Poster Prize 5th Annual Reaction Monitoring Symposium (Bath, UK)05/2023SNUG Bursary EUROMAR 2023 (Glasgow, UK)05/2023NMRDG Bursary EUROMAR 2023 (Glasgow, UK)03/2023RSC Researcher Development and Travel Grant NMR Summer School (Windischleuba, Germany) PublicationsSimple Parameters and Data Processing for Better Signal-to-Noise and Temporal Resolution in In Situ 1D NMR Reaction Monitoring, Annabel Flook and Guy. C. Lloyd-Jones*, J. Org. Chem., 89, 16586–16593, 2024 This article was published on 2025-04-17
