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Synthetic Chemistry PhD Research Projects
We have 40 Synthetic Chemistry PhD Research Projects
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Development of novel photochromic dye-polymer conjugates
This is an opportunity for a highly motivated and skilled individual (must be an Australian citizen) to undertake a PhD in the Department of Materials Science… Read more
Ph.D. Position in Sustainable Polymer Chemistry and Catalysis
Ph.D. Position in Sustainable Polymer Chemistry and Catalysis. Department of Chemistry Freie University Berlin (Germany). Starting Date. Read more
Investigation of the role of surfactants on mechanical strength and machinability properties of epoxy/MXene nanocomposites.
Robert Gordon University, through School of Engineering is offering a PhD studentship within the Advanced Materials research group. Read more
Systematic digitalisation strategies for sustainable and optimal design and operation of the next generation pharmaceutical plants
PROJECT DETAILS. This PhD project will be part of the European Consortium “SusPharma” which involves 9 research partners across Europe and a large community of postdoctoral associates and PhD students. Read more
[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
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Chemical proteomics of multisite fungicides
This PhD project, run in collaboration with Syngenta (. https://www.syngenta.com/en). and part funded by CAMS (Community for Analytical Measurement Science,. Read more
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Analytical Science Centre for Doctoral Training call for applications
The University of Warwick’s Centre for Doctoral Training in Analytical Science is inviting expressions of interest from appropriately qualified candidates for one fully-funded four-year studentship (fees, stipend and consumables budget). Read more
Design and synthesis of chemical tools to interrogate G protein-coupled receptors
Research project. We are seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to join an interdisciplinary team at the University of Otago, to undertake research developing chemical probes for G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs). Read more
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Discovery of autophagy inhibitors for the treatment of pancreatic cancer
Autophagy is the natural process by which cells degrade and recycle proteins and other components, and also allows the turnover of damaged materials which can accumulate and cause problems for the cell. Read more
Discovery of new p-type transparent conducting materials for the flat glass industry
An opportunity for a 3.5 year PhD position supported by NSG Group towards the discovery of new p-type transparent conducting materials. Read more
Electronic, Magnetic, Optical and Thermal Properties of new Inorganic Materials
This PhD project is experimental-based and will study the electronic, magnetic, optical and thermal properties of new inorganic solids in the search for next-generation technologies. Read more
Cleaner Futures: MOF catalysts for CO2 utilisation
This PhD studentship is an exciting opportunity to join a large project involving academic and industrial partners to design and synthesise new supported metal catalysts for the conversion of waste CO. Read more
Cleaner Futures: New porous materials for CO2 Catalysis
This multi-disciplinary PhD studentship is an exciting opportunity to join a large project involving academic and industrial partners to develop new materials as supports for Fischer Tropsch and CO. Read more
Cleaner Futures: New materials for catalytic conversion of CO2 to chemicals
This multi-disciplinary PhD studentship is an exciting opportunity to join a large project involving academic and industrial partners to investigate new materials for the catalytic transformation of waste CO. Read more