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diversity of [FeFe]-hydrogenases; 3) to explore unconventional reactivity that can be exploited in green chemistry processes, including applying protein engineering methods to tailor the enzyme to specific
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are to work on problems in sustainable chemistry and cleaner processing. Project 1 is a collaboration with a pharmaceutical company and involves an investigation of photo-catalysis and how to extend
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Reference: SCI2034 Closing Date: Thursday, 9th December 2021 Department: Chemistry Department: GlaxoSmithKline Carbon Neutral Laboratories for Sustainable Chemistry (School of Chemistry) Supervisor
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of Engineering at the University of Nottingham. The student will work with an interdisciplinary supervisory team with expertise in biocatalysis (Dr. Anca Pordea) and materials chemistry (Prof. Derek Irvine
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photocatalysts for water splitting. Entry Requirements We are seeking a bright, highly motivated individual who has or is predicted to be awarded a first class or 2.1 honours degree in materials science, chemistry
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of Nottingham, in collaboration with Johnson Matthey. The student will work with an interdisciplinary supervisory team with expertise in 3D printing, materials chemistry and biocatalysis. Project title: 3D
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materials/ mechanical/chemical/ physics/ chemistry to build strong knowledge in fundamental materials science while working with eight international academic and industrial partners. Funding: For UK
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at Next Generation Additive Manufacturing (EP/P031684/1). Eligibility Applicants should have, or expect to obtain a first-class or 2:1 degree in Chemistry, Engineering, Physics or a science related
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science, chemistry, chemical engineering or bioengineering. Only UK Higher Education “Home Fee” status applicants and EU residents satisfying the three-year residency requirement are eligible. The position
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have knowledge in materials/chemical engineering, chemistry, membrane/materials science or related subjects and be interested in membrane development, polymer membranes, photocatalysis and separations