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an appropriate discipline. Subject Area Chemical engineering, inorganic chemistry, materials science Keywords Automation, flow chemistry, metal-organic frameworks, reactor design, self-optimisation of reactions
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Interested in synthetic organometallic chemistry and want to make organic synthesis more sustainable? This is a great opportunity to phase reshape the landscape of both organometallic and organic
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the position is filled. Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD studentship in organic chemistry and catalysis in the Larrosa laboratory at the Department of Chemistry, University of Manchester
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Research theme: Organic chemistry How to apply: uom.link/pgr-apply-2425 How many positions: 1 This 3.5 year PhD is fully funded for home students; the successful candidate will receive an annual tax
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Advanced imaging and microscopies, flow chemistry, metal-organic frameworks, self-optimisation of reactions, stimuli responsive materials
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Frameworks. in Mechanical Behaviour of Metal-Organic Framework Materials, Royal Society of Chemistry, pp.267-338.
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(electrochemistry) alongside a current team of experts across chemistry disciplines including Dr Thomas Britten (organic chemistry), Dr. Andrew Lewis (chemical biology) and Dr. Ian Ingram (green chemistry). Project
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provide training in organic chemistry and biochemistry, including protein engineering, directed evolution, enzyme characterisation (X-ray crystallography and AI-based modelling), and enzyme assays. PhD
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to be limited by the chemical functionalisation used within the biosensor and the sensitivity of the detection system. This project aims to enhance understanding of how surface chemistry, valency, and
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skillset for tackling complex chemical questions. Additionally, the candidate will have opportunities to engage in cross-disciplinary collaboration between inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry