PhD position in Biotechnology in Denmark
A PhD position is available within the project “Model based Monitoring of Bio-Processing Plants” at Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
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At the Institute of Chemistry (Environmental Chemistry) of the Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg is the place to 01.07.2015 an
Continue readingPhD position in Polymer Reaction Design Hasselt University (Belgium)
PhD position (4 years, ~2000 €/month) is available in the Polymer Reaction Design Group at the Institute for Materials Research
Continue readingPhD position in Spin-Crossover Nanoparticles for Sensors and Molecular Delivery UK
We have a PhD position available, funded by the Leverhulme Trust, to study new designs of nanoparticle incorporating spin-crossover compounds.
Continue readingPhD position in DFT Calculations (theriotical chemistry) UK
The initial focus of the project will be the development of a new set of descriptors suitable for solubility prediction.
Continue reading15 PhD positions in Chemistry in France, Netherlands, UK, Germany, and Belgium
We are currently looking for 15 excellent candidates to pursue a PhD degree in one of the partner institutions in
Continue readingPhD and Post-Doctoral fellowships FCT call open in Portugal 2015
With this call, FCT aims to support the best graduates who wish to pursue research leading to a PhD degree,
Continue readingPhD position in Green Catalysis (Sweden)
PhD position in Green Catalysis available in Sweden, For admission the candidates should have approved the advanced level examination (for
Continue readingPhD in Sustainable New Catalytic Synthetic Procedures in Organic Chemistry (Sweden)
For admission the candidates should have approved the advanced level examination (for example M.Sc.), completed at least 240 credits of
Continue readingPhD position to investigate novel Pd-catalysed CH activation on chiral heterocycles UK
A PhD studentship is available on a collaborative project jointly supervised by Dr Tom Sheppard and Dr Mike Porter in
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