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We have 218 physical chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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PhD Project in Physical Chemistry and Biophysical Engineering – development of biosensor based on mechanochormic polymers -
In the laboratory of Biophysical Engineering, the Institute of Industrial Science, at the University of Tokyo, Japan, we have an open project for Master or PhD students. Read more
Green methods to revalorise wastes: transformation into sustainable materials and chemicals
This project will focus on facing the global challenge of reducing landfilling by revalorising wastes of different nature (e.g. plastic waste, agroforestry and food/drinks industry waste streams) to produce added-value materials/chemicals to facilitate energy transition and tackle greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions (i.e. Read more
The Institute of Chemistry
Hebrew University's Institute of Chemistry is the first to have been established in Israel in 1923. The Institute was founded by Andor Fodor, recruited by Prof. Read more
Chiral Nano-optics
We are looking for a highly motivated, passionate and competitive candidate for a fully-funded PhD position in chiral nano-optics. Read more
Computational modelling of mineral-organic binding in soil
Soils contain large amounts of organic matter (also called “soil organic carbon”). there is three times as much carbon stored in soil than in the atmosphere as CO. Read more
Computational modelling of two-dimensional graphene-based materials
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
Ultrafast Photochemistry at Water/Air Interfaces
Photochemistry in the gas-phase can dramatically differ from that in solution. Read more
Chemical reaction to mechanical motion: towards the physio-chemical model of heart cells.
Living systems are complex, and are based on the basic building blocks of genes, proteins, chemical reactions, and physical forces. Read more
Photochemistry, electron transfer and catalysis mapped by a combination of ultrafast laser and X-ray spectroscopies
We seek an enthusiastic candidate with a degree in Chemistry, Physics, or related discipline (e.g., engineering) to work on a PhD project available in Professor Julia Weinstein’s group at the University of Sheffield, UK. Read more
Structural Biology of Host-Parasite Interactions
PhD Position in Structural Parasitology. A position for a talented and self-motivated PhD student is open in the structural biology group at IOCB Prague lead by Dr. Read more
PhD in Polymer Chemistry
My research team uses controlled polymerisation techniques (such as RAFT, ATRP, ROMP) to synthesise polymers and polymer architectures. Read more
Towards boosting photosynthesis by plant nanobionics
The department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Bath is inviting applications for the following fully funded PhD project, expected to commence by September 2023. Read more
Physical organic chemistry of mechanochemically active polymers.
The group’s core expertise is in polymer mechanochemistry (. https://pcwww.liv.ac.uk/~boulatov/en),. an emerging area of science at the interface of chemistry, physics and engineering. Read more
Developing next generation sunscreens by learning from nature
About the project. Due to the potentially damaging effects of ultraviolet radiation (UVR) exposure to humans, solar protection is required. Read more
Mechanistic design of effective pharmaceutical cocrystal formulations
It is estimated that more than 70 percent of the compounds in the pharmaceutical pipeline can be poorly water-soluble. Since solid drug forms must dissolve before absorption can occur, strategies to improve drug solubility and dissolution are a continuous need. Read more