PhD Position in Organic Synthesis: Fabio Julié’s research group is offering a fully-funded PhD position for highly motivated candidates interested in the Development of New Methods for Sustainable Organic Synthesis based on Iron Photocatalysis. The research is part of the EXCEL project, recently awarded an ERC Starting Grant, focusing on enabling unprecedented reactivity modes in iron catalysis to address global challenges.
PhD Student Position in Iron Photocatalysis for Organic Synthesis
Summary Table:
| Duration | Funding | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 3-4 years | Fully-funded PhD studies | University of Murcia |
Study Area: Iron Photocatalysis for Sustainable Organic Synthesis.
Scholarship Description: The PhD position involves groundbreaking research at the interface of homogeneous catalysis, photochemistry, and inorganic & organic chemistry. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of Dr. Fabio Julié, contributing to the development of catalytic methodologies for organic synthesis using iron photocatalysis. The research aims to explore the unexplored potential of light activation in iron catalysis, offering a unique opportunity for multidisciplinary education.
Eligibility: Candidates with an MSc degree or nearing completion are eligible. Preferred backgrounds include homogeneous catalysis, organic chemistry, and/or organometallic chemistry. Additional experience in reaction optimization, organic synthesis, inert atmosphere techniques, or DFT calculations would be valuable. Motivated individuals with an interest in developing new reactions and enhancing sustainability in chemical synthesis are encouraged to apply.
Required Documents: Interested applicants should submit their:
- CV
- Academic Transcripts
- Motivation Letter
How to Apply: Submit the application directly to fabio.julia@um.es with the subject line “PhD position 2024”. The deadline for applications is March 4, 2024. The tentative starting date for the position is September-October 2024.
Last Date: The application deadline for the PhD position is March 4, 2024. Early submissions are encouraged, and the position will remain open until a selected candidate is found.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of cutting-edge research in iron photocatalysis for sustainable organic synthesis!
