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Industrial Chemistry PhD Research Projects
We have 6 Industrial Chemistry PhD Research Projects
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[Synthetic ElectroSynthesis] - 2 PhD scholarships: (1) Electrochemical fluorination with AstraZeneca (2) Green Hydrogen production with EU Horizon
About the Projects. 1. PhD Studentship in collaboration with AstraZeneca - Electrochemical Fluorination. Organofluorine compounds display unique physical, chemical and biological properties compared to their hydrogenated analogues. Read more
Manufacturing Magnetic Nano Structures
EPSRC funded project 3.5 years full time starting October 2022. Magnetic nanostructures can be effectively fabricated from ferrofluids via photolithography and allow for novel nano-scale geometries, properties, and applications in the fields of magnetics, energy, and materials. Read more
Development of green hydrogenation platforms for chemical feedstock development
We invite expressions of interest for a PhD position in the UCD School of Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering at University College Dublin, Ireland from outstanding students. Read more
Exploiting 17O solid-state NMR spectroscopy of catalysts and porous solids
This PhD studentship is an exciting opportunity to develop new approaches to solid-state NMR in collaboration with industry. 17O solid-state Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is an excellent local probe of ordered and disordered materials, due to its large chemical shift range giving excellent discrimination between bulk and defect sites. Read more
PhD scholarship in Chemistry
Important note. to start the recruitment procedure it is obligatory to obtain. an opinion of a research fellow. holding a scientific title or the academic degree of doctor habilitated on the possibility of providing supervision of a doctoral student in the event of admission to the Doctoral School. Read more
PhD Scholarship in Hydrogen Storage and Sustainable Energy
· Earn money whilst you Work and Study!. · 3 year term. Read more
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