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We have 8 organic electronics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
organic electronics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 8 organic electronics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
High-efficiency organic photovoltaics based on nano structure
The power conversion efficiency (PCE) of organic photovoltaics (OPV) is approaching 20%. Read more
Computational design of tailored open-shell conjugated systems
To be successful, organic electronics devices must be able to replicate and surpass the capabilities of conventional silicon-based electronics. Read more
Optoelectronic Restive Random-Access Memory technologies
The Centre for Electronics Frontiers (CEF) led by Regius Chair of Engineering Prof Prodromakis, brings together diverse and interdisciplinary expertise for transforming modern society through technology. Read more
Fully Funded PhD opportunities in Physical Sciences
Physical Sciences are included in Doctoral School at Gdańsk University of Technology, Poland, which is regarded to be the first research university in Poland among universities of technology according to domestic rankings. Read more
Funded PhD studentship in Semiconductor Epitaxy at the UK National Epitaxy Facility
The EPSRC National Epitaxy Facility has a funded PhD studentship available for research and development in the epitaxy of semiconductor materials and devices. Read more
High throughput mechanochemical synthesis for sustainable advanced materials
We are seeking highly motivated and talented students who have a background and interest in research across engineering, chemistry, and/or materials science. Read more
Sciences Research Opportunities at the University of East Anglia
UEA is a top tier, research-led university committed to making a substantial impact on global challenges facing society for over 50 years. Read more
Competitive EPSRC funded PhD in Chemistry: Small Molecule Activation and Valorisation Using Low-Coordinate Complexes
Small Molecule Activation and Valorisation Using Low-Coordinate Complexes. Transition metal complexes featuring highly coordinatively and electronically unsaturated centres are challenging synthetic targets, but they show unusual reactivity which stems from their unique coordination environments. Read more
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