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We have 841 Other PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

Embarking on a PhD in Chemistry opens the door to an exhilarating journey of scientific discovery and innovation. As a pivotal discipline that underpins fundamental aspects of our physical world, chemistry is at the heart of solving complex global issues ranging from health and medicine to the environment and technology.

PhD programmes in Chemistry offer students the unique chance to delve into cutting-edge research, pushing the boundaries of what is known and applying their findings in ways that can significantly benefit society. Whether it's pioneering new drug formulations, creating sustainable materials, or developing innovative energy solutions, a PhD in Chemistry positions candidates at the forefront of scientific exploration and advancement.

Why complete a PhD in Chemistry?

Pursuing a PhD in Chemistry provides an unparalleled opportunity to engage with challenging and rewarding research that has a real-world impact. The focal point of these programmes is to cultivate a deep understanding of chemical principles and to apply this knowledge in innovative ways.

Doctoral candidates benefit from working within state-of-the-art facilities, where they are surrounded by leading experts in the field. This enables them to explore uncharted territories in chemistry, refining their skills in experimentation, analysis, and critical thinking. A PhD in Chemistry also facilitates a collaborative environment where students can work on interdisciplinary projects, bridging the gap between chemistry and other sciences to tackle complex issues from multiple angles.

In terms of employment, earning a PhD in Chemistry equips graduates with a competitive edge in a diverse range of career paths. Beyond academia, where they may lead pioneering research and educate future chemists, PhD holders are highly sought after in the pharmaceutical, environmental, manufacturing, and tech industries, among others. This is due to their advanced problem-solving skills, deep-seated knowledge of chemical processes, and ability to innovate. The research undertaken during their PhD can also pave the way for developing new patents or starting their own ventures, making a lasting contribution to the advancement of science and technology.

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A 4-year PhD studentship on “ Understanding The Property-structure Relationship Through Combined XANES/DFT Structure Simulation”

Supervisors. Prof Gopinathan Sankar (UCL), Prof Furio Cora (UCL) and Huw Marchbank (Johnson Matthey PLC). A 4 year PhD studentship is available in the Department of Chemistry, University College London, which will commence in September 2024. . Read more

Failure Fundamentals: Understanding the role of Hydrogen in Jet Engine Failure

The Department of Materials at Imperial College London, as part of the new CDT in Materials 4.0, is looking for a candidate to undertake a PhD project in the field of Metallurgy, investigating failure in jet engine materials. Read more

Drug metabolism - prediction, detection, and isolation

Electrosynthesis (ES) is a green methodology for preparing and interpreting drug metabolites linked to toxicology. ES describes the synthesis of chemical compounds in an electrochemical cell. Read more

Programming Colloidal Self-Assembly for Advanced Materials

A PhD place is available with Dr Dwaipayan Chakrabarti in the School of Chemistry at the University of Birmingham on a project themed on designing and developing colloidal advanced materials, using high-performance computing, underpinned by theories of statistical mechanics and wave propagation in periodic structures. Read more

Healable Polymer Materials

The past four decades of science have witnessed how chemists have learnt from nature, in part by trial and error as well as elegant design, to understand and master the use of weak non-covalent interactions and self-assembly processes in synthetic systems to realise complex multi-component assemblies that exhibit attractive functionalities. Read more

PhD in Physical Chemistry: Uncovering structure in the next generation of sustainable batteries

We have a vacancy for a PhD student working in the area of physical chemistry. While lithium dominates current battery technology, there is considerable drive to move away from lithium salts to more abundant or lower cost alternatives. Read more

PhD studentship in Organic/Supramolecular Chemistry

A fully funded PhD position (tuition fees and stipend) is available in the group of Dr James Cooper (https://www.cooperchemistry.com/) at the University of Reading. Read more

Theremoelectric Nanomaterials for Energy Recovery

Thermoelectric materials offer the unique capability to convert waste heat directly into electrical energy. Efficiency is related to a figure of merit (ZT S2sT/k), that is determined by the Seebeck coefficient (S), electrical conductivity (s) and thermal conductivity (k). Read more

Inspired by nature: sulfide minerals as sustainable and efficient thermoelectric materials

We have a vacancy for a PhD student to join a project at the forefront of research in thermoelectric materials, which can be used in devices for the direct conversion of waste heat into electrical power. Read more

Funded PhD Studentships in Negative Emissions Technologies for Net Zero (NET2ZERO)

Engineered removal of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere is one way of helping to meet our decarbonisation and climate change commitments. Read more

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