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for Sustainable Chemistry and the School of Chemistry at the University of Nottingham. This role will involve the development of a research project founded upon excellence in physical organic chemistry aimed
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, with an emphasis on new reaction methodology and remote functionalisation reactions. Candidates should have (or will shortly obtain) a PhD in synthetic organic chemistry, and must have an outstanding
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projects in chemistry. The person appointed will develop and deliver teaching activities in collaboration with companies in the chemical sector. As part of this role they will assist in the delivery
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apprenticeships and industry-inspired final year projects in chemistry. The person appointed will develop and deliver teaching activities in collaboration with companies in the chemical sector. As part of this role
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Additive Manufacturing PhD Opportunity: Neptune - Inkjet printing digital image generation and compensation for surface chemistry effects
for surface chemistry effects Project description: As AM technologies advance and printed electronics (PE) materials improve in their electrical and mechanical properties there is a requirement to print onto
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applied to the field of ionic liquids. The School of Chemistry at Nottingham is one of the largest in the country with a reputation for excellence in both teaching and research. Our teaching is “Excellent
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Living Deltas countries including Vietnam, Bangladesh and India, (iii) to undertake water chemistry analyses and maintain the day-to-day running of the water chemistry analytical laboratory (iii
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Research Associate/Fellow in Organic Material Devices for Energy Generation and Storage (fixed-term)
of other researchers already at the University across the Schools of Chemistry and Physics as well as the Faculty of Engineering to facilitate the screening of organic materials in film formation and
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Postdoctoral Research Associate/Fellow in Electrochemistry, working within the School of Chemistry at the University of Nottingham. The successful candidate will report to Dr Darren Walsh, Dr Lee Johnson, and
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addition, the scientist in this project will cooperate and collaborate with key academic and industrial partners, with possibilities for unprecedented interdisciplinary science spanning chemistry, biology