About the Project
Candidates should have or expect to receive a first or upper second (2.1) honours degree (or equivalent) in chemistry or other related discipline.
A PhD position is open in an interdisciplinary project involving bioinorganic chemistry and nanoscience. The project involves synthesis of luminescent nanoparticles based on inorganic/organic probes to target the delivery of antimicrobial agents using using external-physical stimulus to trigger drug release while monitoring nanoparticle localisation.
The project is part of a large interdisciplinary network funded by EPSRC to tackle biofilm infections based on a novel particle platform.
The student will be part of a large interdisciplinary team in Chemistry and Dentistry at Birmingham, in collaboration with Chemical Engineering at UCL which is supported by a recent EPSRC award.
Interested applicants should contact Prof Pikramenou in the first instance z.pikramenou@bham.ac.uk
Funding Notes
Duration 3.5 years.
Deadline for application: March 15, 2021
Number of Studentships available: 1
The studentship funds the salary (RCUK rate) and tuition fees.
EU and International students are welcome to apply, but only UK tuition fees will be covered by the scholarship. Additional tuition fees will need to be topped up by the applicant.
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