An opportunity for a 3.5 year PhD position supported by NSG Group towards the discovery of new materials as coatings on glass. This project aims to develop new materials for optoelectronic applications on glass to contribute to the net zero agenda. Read more
An opportunity for a 3.5 year PhD position supported by NSG Group towards the computational discovery of new materials to enhance the performance of PV devices and forms part of a larger collaboration with NSG around the discovery of new materials for the glass industry. Read more
New inorganic materials are needed to advance technology and to develop our basic scientific understanding of the connection between chemical composition, crystal structure and physical properties. Read more
The properties of inorganic materials are determined by their crystal structures, and there are often a select few structural families which dominate the application areas for particular properties which can limit performance development. Read more
Applications are sought from outstanding post-graduate candidates for up to fourteen fully-funded four-year studentships available commencing in October 2023. Read more
A diversity of novel materials is needed for applications such as photovoltaics, batteries, photocatalysts and thermoelectric generators to move to completely non-petrochemical energy generation and storage. Read more
A PhD studentship is available in the Centre for Nanoporous Materials, Department of Chemistry for an excellent chemist in the field of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). Read more
Supervisory Team. Prof. Graeme Day. Project description. A fully funded PhD studentship is available in the area of computational materials discovery, as part of a prestigious international Synergy grant funded by the European Research Council. Read more
Low and zero thermal expansion materials are used in many industries where size stability under high temperatures is critical e.g., aerospace, precision manufacturing, sensors. Read more
Graphene is a novel material with outstanding electronic and mechanical properties. Chemical modification of graphene gives rise to new materials, such as graphene oxide and reduced graphene oxide, with properties very distinct from graphene and with possible applications in photocatalysis and batteries. Read more
A PhD studentship using machine learning to accelerate the discovery of energy materials is available in the research group of Dr Alex Ganose based in the Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London (. Read more
High temperature superconductivity has great promise to transform society through the transmission of electricity with zero resistance, though the underlying physics is complex and difficult to predict from first principles, and the space of possible materials is large and equally complex. Read more
Porous coordination polymers (PCPs) and metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) are intrinsically porous extended solids formed by coordination bonding between organic ligands and geometry-directing metal ion clusters. Read more
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