Supramolecular systems—such as macrocycles, molecular cages, interlocked species, or extended assemblies or materials—are making an impact in diverse fields and applications. Read more
The Pilgrim Group at the University of Nottingham is looking to recruit an enthusiastic and talented MRes candidate to join our research team. Read more
The Pilgrim Group at the University of Nottingham is looking to recruit an enthusiastic and talented PhD candidate to join our research team. Read more
Organic dyes such as perylene diimides are essential building blocks for materials that absorb and emit light, making them important in optical sensing, solar cells and bioimaging. Read more
We seek a creative, independent, PhD student to work in the Surman Lab (surmanlab.com) at KCL Chemistry. Our world is made with chemical catalysis, to facilitate and guide efficient transformation of raw materials to useful products. Read more
We have broad interests in supramolecular and theoretical chemistries, and in this project will use these to engineer and understand the properties of novel energetic materials. Read more
Supervisors. Dr. Tung Chun Lee (UCL), Dr. Qiang Zhu (IMRE, A*STAR, Singapore). Application deadline. 15/04/2023. Interview date. TBC (2 to 4 weeks after the application close date). Read more
One of the largest protein structures in the cell is the synaptonemal complex (SC), which synapses together homologous chromosomes to facilitate their recombination during meiosis. Read more
Adaptive materials have the potential to revolutionise approaches used for energy harvesting, water purification, CO. 2. capture and hydrogen storage. Read more
A hallmark of nature is the ability to assemble multiple functional materials in defined locations and at specific times. Such assemblies modulate complex adaptive networks that control biological processes e.g. Read more
Carbohydrates are central to biology, serving as fuels and building materials and also as carriers of information controlling biological processes. Read more
A PhD studentship is available in the group of Dr Jamie Lewis (University of Birmingham) in the area of synthetic supramolecular chemistry on the development of low-symmetry metal-organic cages and their host-guest chemistry. Read more
The PhD project will focus on the preparation of metal-organic framework (MOF) composite materials. In particular, we will study the self-assembly of crystalline MOFs into arrays using the principles of supramolecular chemistry. Read more
The assembly of complex supramolecular species using metal-ligand bonds is well established; an enormous range of structures have been discovered with applications in catalysis and beyond. Read more
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