Decision making through artificial chemical intelligence
Dr J Slattery, Prof I J S Fairlamb
Applications accepted all year round
Automation will transform the chemical landscape. Powerful robotic platforms can perform reactions or analyses much more rapidly than traditional approaches.1 Ever faster computers allow huge numbers of molecules to be studied in an automated way using computational chemistry.
Novel catalytic materials for cascade chemical transformations.
Dr C Parlett, Dr A Garforth
Application Deadline:
1 May 2019
The chemical industry is highly reliant on heterogeneous catalysis, underpinning 90% of all global chemical production, with the UK a key contributor to the development of catalytic materials and processes.
Two-dimensional layered materials as catalysts for fine chemical production
Dr C D'Agostino
Applications accepted all year round
Catalysts are substances that can speed up chemical reactions and/or increase reaction selectivity without consuming themselves. Relative to non-catalytic processes, catalysed reactions perform through more energy efficient routes, in which reactants are able to be used more efficiently.
Development of Novel Microporous Polymers for Advanced Membrane Separations
