Dual-Award PhD: OLED Materials & Photophysics Research

The University of Manchester; Manchester; Sur place; GBP 18 000 - 20 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The University of Manchester invites applications for a PhD position as part of a dual award with Peking University. The project focuses on new carbene‑metal‑amide and related OLED materials, aiming at high colour purity, stability and efficiency. You will work under Dr Alexander Romanov, Prof.

Michael Turner and Prof. Zhiwei Liu, with collaboration across institutions, and gain hands‑on synthetic/inorganic and photophysical skills.

Qualifications

• Practical researcher with experience in synthetic inorganic chemistry and/or organic materials chemistry.
• Interest in photophysical characterisation and OLED device fabrication.

Responsabilités

• Conduct synthesis and characterisation of new carbene‑metal‑amide and related OLED materials.
• Collaborate with Manchester and Peking University teams to advance device performance and stability.
• Develop photophysical measurements and contribute to device fabrication experiments.

Connaissances

Inorganic chemistry

Organic materials chemistry

Photophysical characterization

OLED fabrication

Formation

First degree in Chemistry (2:1)

Description du poste

The University of Manchester invites applications for a PhD position as part of a dual award with Peking University. The project focuses on new carbene‑metal‑amide and related OLED materials, aiming at high colour purity, stability and efficiency. You will work under Dr Alexander Romanov, Prof.

Michael Turner and Prof. Zhiwei Liu, with collaboration across institutions, and gain hands‑on synthetic/inorganic and photophysical skills.