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We have 166 Inorganic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Inorganic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 166 Inorganic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Understanding light driven H2 activation for sustainable transformations
The University of Bath Institute of Sustainability and Climate Change invites applications for the following PhD project which is part of a joint PhD programme between the University of Bath and Monash University in Australia. . Read more
Electrochemical Innovations in Ceramic Electrolytes: Advancing Scalable Manufacturing for High-Performance Solid-State Batteries
The University of Bath Institute of Sustainability and Climate Change invites applications for the following PhD project which is part of a joint PhD programme between the University of Bath and Monash University in Australia. . Read more
Molecular Machines from Adapted Transcription Factor-DNA Complexes
Scientists are investing significant effort into developing small molecular machines capable of translational or rotational motion at the molecular level… Read more
PhD Studentship: Manufacturing of Lithium-Sulfur All-Solid-State Batteries with Graphene-Reinforced Ionic-Electronic Composites
Award summary . 100% fees covered for four years and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £19,237 (2024/25 UKRI rate). Read more
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MRC DiMeN Doctoral Training Partnership: A novel theragnostic approach for treating brain tumours
This multidisciplinary project will use cutting edge imaging technologies along with novel chemistry and a cell-based therapy to treat glioblastomas, the deadliest form of brain cancer in adults. These tumours have a dismal survival of less than 14 months. Read more
PhD Studentship: Accelerating emerging PV deployment through standardized device to system level operational testing
Award summary . 100% fees covered for four years and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £19,237 (2024/25 UKRI rate). Read more
Probing the f→d transition in lanthanide ions for qubit switching
Metal centres with single unpaired electrons have great potential as qubit systems; the two spin-states of the electron (up and down) can be mapped onto classical bits 0 and 1, with additional superpositions of the states allowing for increased computational speed following Quantum Information Processing (QIP) algorithms compared to classical computer systems. Read more
Bio-renewable Routes to Sustainable Liquid Fuels
Bio-renewable Routes to Sustainable Liquid Fuels. Background. Certain aspects of transportation, air travel in particular, remain significant contributors to climate change, but are extremely difficult to decarbonise. Read more
Electronic delocalization in organometallic molecules
A project exploring the electronic properties of organometallic molecules is available in the Peeks and Field groups at UNSW. Read more
Tumor-selective metal chelators for multiple theranostic applications
We are seeking strongly motivated and competitive candidates to conduct PhD research as part of an internationally-recognised research team involved in new tumor-selective metal chelators for multiple theranostic applications. Read more
The Development of Catalytic Antimicrobials
Background. Due to the widespread rise in microbial resistance, new classes of antimicrobial agents are urgently needed. However, only very few of the compounds in clinical development represent new structural classes. Read more
Design and engineering of peptides and proteins to create artificial metalloenzymes
The Rhys lab is an exciting new lab looking to recruit new students to design and engineer peptides and proteins for new applications (rhyslab.com). Read more
PhD in Geographical and Earth Sciences - Viruses in fractured basalt aquifers: terrestrial analog for a potential Martian subsurface microbiome?
Start Date. 01 October 2025. Motivation. On Earth, viruses are the most abundant microorganism in seawater (Suttle 2007). The relative abundance of viruses in terrestrial groundwaters is not yet known, but recent studies point towards a large and highly novel subsurface virome (Wu et al. Read more
Development of synthetic pathways to isotopically substituted compounds, supporting the study of liquid structure of electrolytes and other functional liquids by neutron scattering
The characteristics of functional liquid materials, from electrolytes in batteries, through solutions of peptides and pharmaceutical formulations, to lubricants under shear, depend on the short-range interactions between neighbouring molecules and ions. Read more