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We have 5 Applied Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for European Students (exc UK) in Cardiff
Applied Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for European Students (exc UK) in Cardiff
We have 5 Applied Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for European Students (exc UK) in Cardiff
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Competitive EPSRC funded PhD in Chemistry: Mechanistic investigation of chemical transformations in molecular solids: towards future energy applications
Cheap, clean, and sustainable energy is vital to improve global living standards without compromising our climate and environment. Read more
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Probing the microwave-specific heating controversy with nanoscale solid state thermometers
EPSRC fully funded 3.5 year studentship starting January/April 2025. Project Summary. Probing the microwave-specific heating controversy with nanoscale solid state thermometers. Read more
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EPSRC funded PhD in Chemistry - Catalysis under Pressure - Free Radical Detection by EPR
Sustainable Chemistry has revolutionized the way in which products and processes are produced. In simple terms, sustainability in the chemical sciences seeks to enhance the efficiency of natural resources supporting the production of a greener and more resource-efficient future. Read more
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Competitive EPSRC funded PhD in Chemistry: Sustainable synthesis of antiviral and anticancer drugs through chemoenzymatic routes
Sustainable synthesis of antiviral and anticancer drugs through chemoenzymatic routes. Nucleoside analogues (NAs) have been in clinical use for almost 50 years and are the cornerstone for the treatment of cancer or viral infections. Read more
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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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