Biography
Andrew Goodwin is professor of Materials Chemistry and a university research professor at Oxford. Born in Australia, Andrew studied at the Universities of Sydney and Cambridge. He leads a diverse and creative research group based in Oxford’s Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory. Within Oxford Chemistry, he serves as the Associate Head of Department for Research.
Andrew is a Fellow of St John’s College, Oxford.
Select Awards and Honors
- Membership of Academia Europaea 2025
- Fellowship of the Royal Society, UK 2023
- Peter Day Prize, Royal Society of Chemistry, UK 2021
- Inaugural Laureate in Chemistry, Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists in the UK 2018
- Corday-Morgan Prize, Royal Society of Chemistry, UK 2017
- Fellowship of the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK 2016
Education
- M.A., Oxford (By Resolution) 2010
- Ph.D., Cambridge (Mineral Physics; Trinity College), supervised by Martin Dove 2006
- Ph.D., Sydney (Inorganic Chemistry), supervised by Cameron Kepert 2004
- B.Sc., Sydney (Chemistry and Pure Mathematics; 1st Class) 2002