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We have 191 Inorganic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Inorganic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 191 Inorganic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Achieving Net Zero with Electrochemical CO2 capture and conversion
Electrochemical CO2 capture requires less energy compared to existing technology, and is flexible and versatile. It can be integrated with electrochemical CO2 conversion to directly convert CO2 to chemicals and fuels. Read more
Development of Nanoporous Membranes for Advanced Molecular Separations
This PhD project focuses on developing nanoporous membranes using porous organic frameworks for efficient molecule-level separations. Read more
Polyoxometalate memories for low-power AI hardware
This PhD project focuses on using polyoxometalates (POMs) to develop next-generation nanoscale devices for memory and neuromorphic computing. Read more
Development of ceramic thermal and environmental barrier coatings for high temperature applications
Research Group:
Coatings and Ceramics
Ceramic coatings are vital in high-temperature applications, especially in aero-engines and the power generation industry. These coatings increase the engine’s operating temperature to improve efficiency and reduce the engine’s environmental impact. Read more
A new imaging approach to unravel the mysteries of extracellular vesicle journey through tissues: merging chemistry, microscopy, and molecular biology to track information flow at nanoscale (C3.5-DEN-Lambert)
Extracellular vesicles (EVs) are complex cell-derived nano-vesicular structures that drive a multitude of biological responses. EVs carry a range of bioactive molecules, including DNA, RNA, proteins, glycans and metabolites, which generate responses in surrounding cells to maintain tissue function. Read more
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New Approaches to Investigate Substrate Binding and Reaction Mechanism of CO2-reducing Enzymes
Secondary supervisor. Dr Emma L. Hesketh, Leicester Institute for Structural and Chemical Biology & Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, University of Leicester. Read more
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Design of metallo coiled coil MRI contrast agents
This PhD project will develop a new class of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) contrast agent. MRI is an essential tool for medical diagnosis. Contrast agents (CAs) play a crucial role in improving the images obtained, and hence patient outcomes. Read more
PhD studentship in Indoor Photovoltaic Devices and Materials Integration for IoT Applications
Award summary . 100% of UK tuition fees paid and annual living expenses of £19,237 (2024/25 UKRI rate). Additional research funds may be available for materials, travel to conferences, etc . 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
Solution synthesis of multi-anion functional materials
Solution synthesis routes to functional materials offer opportunities to new crystal structures and low temperature conditions not possible through sub-solidus solid state reactions. Read more
Automated solid state synthesis robotic workflow
The experimental discovery of new inorganic materials shows us how crystal structure and chemical composition control physical and chemical properties. Read more
Discovery of new inorganic materials for net zero applications
The experimental discovery of new inorganic materials shows us how crystal structure and chemical composition control physical and chemical properties. Read more
High-throughput exploration of multicomponent metal organic frameworks (MOFs)
New porous materials are important for advances in key technologies such as carbon dioxide sequestration and storage or catalysts for clean manufacturing. Read more
Experimental Discovery of New Ionic Conducting Materials
This project tackles the discovery of new materials for solid state batteries that will have higher energy densities and superior safety to current technologies. Read more
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Spin-chains of Stable Graphene NanoRibbons
The formation of ordered magnets, such as spin-chains representing one-dimensional arrays of spins, relies on cooperative effects among magnetic spins. Read more