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We have 7 Computational Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students in Cardiff
Computational Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students in Cardiff
We have 7 Computational Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students in Cardiff
PhD in Chemistry: New catalysts for acetylene processes enabling a sustainable future
Chemical industry produces tens of thousands of chemical intermediates and products that are essential components of polymers, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, fragrances, paints, and more, elevating the overall quality and length of human life across the globe. Read more
PhD in Chemistry: Electron Microscopy of New Catalysts for Acetylene Chemistry
This PhD project will apply world-leading electron microscopy techniques to the study of new catalysts for acetylene-based chemistry. Read more
PhD in Chemistry: Integrated Capture and Electrochemical Conversion of CO2 from Flue Gas to Syngas (IC3)
Greenhouse gas emissions, especially CO₂, are a primary driver of climate change, necessitating innovative solutions to capture and convert CO₂ into valuable products. Read more
PhD in Chemistry: Studies in heterogeneous catalysts
The Max Planck Centre for fundamental studies on heterogeneous catalyst was established in 2019 and has two themes operating on experimental heterogeneous catalysis; namely catalyst design and acetylene chemistry. Read more
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
PhD in Chemistry: Electrolysis Technologies for H2 production Catalysed by Plastrons and Foams.
Green hydrogen is hydrogen produced by water electrolysis using renewable electricity. Its production reduces dramatically CO. 2. Read more
PhD in Chemistry: Detection of Catalyic Reactive Oxygen Centres by EPR Spectroscopy
Free radical reactions and redox processes are ubiquitous in nature and indeed fundamental to life. These radicals are present in the air we breath, the food and drinks we consume, and in the many substances we use on a daily basis. Read more
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