DeepMatter Group Plc (AIM: DMTR, “DeepMatter”, the “Group”), which focuses on digitalising chemistry, announces that its CEO, Mark Warne, has been invited to chair the Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) at
DeepMatter Group PLC (DMTR.L) Collaboration with the University of Cambridge
DeepMatter collaborates with the University of Cambridge’s Innovation Centre in Digital Molecular Technologies
DeepMatter Group PLC (DMTR.L) Appointment of Non-Executive Director
DeepMatter (AIM: DMTR), the AIM-quoted company focusing on digitising chemistry, is pleased to announce that Bryn Roberts has been appointed to the Board as Non-Executive Director with effect from 1
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DeepMatter Group PLC (DMTR.L) Collaborates with the Universities of Leeds and Sheffield
DeepMatter (AIM: DMTR), the AIM-quoted company focusing on digitising chemistry, has been selected as a partner for the University of Leeds following a £1.4M EPSRC investment they received to develop
DeepMatter Group PLC (DMTR.L) Notice of Results and Investor Presentation
DeepMatter (AIM: DMTR), the AIM-quoted company focusing on digitising chemistry, will announce its audited financial results for the year ended 31 December 2020 on Tuesday 1st June 2021.
Cornish Metals Announces Intention to Float on the AIM Market
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