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Analytical Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 169 Analytical Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 169 Analytical Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Nanostructured Self-Assembly of Bio-Derived and Bio-Inspired Lipid-Based Amphiphiles: Analysis and Biochemistry
This exciting research project is associated with an EPSRC Fellowship award to Prof Hamley. This is a 4-year project which also involves two postdoctoral researchers and another PhD studentship. Read more
A deep dive into the understanding of the water adsorption hysteresis phenomena in porous materials
Water is an essential molecule for life. It is omnipresent on Earth and in various forms. This provides the opportunity to harvest water even if it is not present as a liquid, for example, in arid regions. Read more
Nanostructured Self-Assembly of Bio-Derived and Bio-Inspired Lipid-Based Amphiphiles: Synthesis
This exciting research project is associated with an EPSRC Fellowship award to Prof Hamley. This is a 4-year project which also involves two postdoctoral researchers and another PhD studentship. Read more
Recovery of Reactive Nitrogen Molecules Using Adsorption Processes
A PhD Studentship is available as part of the UKRI GCRF South Asian Nitrogen Hub. This multidisciplinary Hub (. https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?refNE%2FS009019%2F1. Read more
Design and synthesis of novel polymers for the additive manufacturing of biomedical devices
This University of Reading funded studentship targets the discovery of dynamic biocompatible supramolecular polymer networks for deposition via additive manufacturing techniques to create new biomedical devices. Read more
Development of optical nanobiosensors for body fluid identification on three-dimensional microfluidic paper analytical devices
Detector technology capable of identifying traces of body fluids recovered at a crime scene plays an important role in several forensic investigations. Read more
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PhD in Chemistry: Organic Electrochemistry
PhD in Chemistry. Organic Electrochemistry. About the Project. Applications are invited for a fully funded 3-year PhD position in synthetic organic chemistry. Read more
Synthesis of Biodegradable and Functionalisable Polyesters for the delivery of active ingredients
Applications are invited for an EPSRC fully funded studentship 3.5 years within the Faculty of Science at the School of Chemistry at the University of Nottingham. Read more
Advanced sensing platforms
The Raman spectroscopy technique provides a ’spectral fingerprint’ of a molecule that can be used for analytical proposes in a variety of application. Read more
3D OrbiSIMS for the investigation of the molecular fingerprints of cellular senescence
As we age our tissues accumulate senescent cells, which play important roles in health and disease across the lifespan. During aging and age-related conditions (i.e. Read more
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PhD in Chemistry: New flow chemistry methods to access energetic materials
Within the proposed programme of research, alternative starting materials for the flow chemical synthesis of the hexaazaisowurtzitane structure will be explored. Read more
The use of exposure models to determine pharmaceutical usage data from measured environmental concentrations
In recent years occurrence of antibiotics in aquatic systems has attracted significant attention, particularly in rivers which receive sewage treatment effluent where they have been found to bioaccumulate in aquatic organisms, albeit in trace amounts. Read more
EPSRC iCASE Project: Optimal Sensing of Multi-dimensional Datasets in Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
This project is a fully funded (£118,483) over 4 years by EPSRC and Oxford Instruments to cover all stipend, fees and incidental research costs. This… Read more
PhD in Chemistry - Microwave assisted synthesis of doped semiconductors for photocatalytic applications
Microwave assisted synthesis of doped semiconductors for photocatalytic applications. Dr Jennifer Edwards (. https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/people/view/38516-edwards-jennifer. Read more