PhD in Gas-Phase Polaritonic Chemistry

Laplace Apply; Coventry; Hybrid; GBP 20,000 - 24,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully funded PhD stipend

Stipend: GBP 21,830 per year

Job summary

The University of Warwick invites applications for a PhD position exploring gas-phase polaritonic chemistry in Coventry, focusing on hybrid molecule–photon states inside optical cavities.

The project includes optical cavity fabrication, gas-phase molecular spectroscopy, and time-resolved spectroscopy, with a stipend funded by UK grants.

Funding and compensation specify GBP 21,830 per year, fully funded for 48 months, under a UK-based research program.

Qualifications

• PhD-level opportunity in gas-phase polaritonic chemistry.
• Funding provided: GBP 21,830 per year as a stipend.
• Fully funded for 48 months in the UK.
• Suitable for physics/physical chemistry graduates.

Responsibilities

• Conduct optical cavity fabrication experiments.
• Perform gas-phase molecular spectroscopy measurements.
• Carry out time-resolved spectroscopy studies.

Skills

Gas-phase spectroscopy

Time-resolved spectroscopy

Optical cavity fabrication

Education

PhD in Physics/Physical Chemistry

Tools

Spectroscopy equipment

Job description

University of Warwick offers phd in gas-phase polaritonic chemistry in Coventry. The specific focus is the warwick physics project creates hybrid molecule–photon states by strongly coupling gas-phase molecules inside optical cavities.

The Warwick Physics project creates hybrid molecule–photon states by strongly coupling gas-phase molecules inside optical cavities. Spectroscopic measurements will test whether cavity coupling can modify the behaviour of benchmark chemical reactions without solution-phase complications. The advertised activities and techniques include optical cavity fabrication, gas-phase molecular spectroscopy, time-resolved spectroscopy.Who This Opportunity Is Best Suited For: Based on the documented research scope, this may particularly suit physics and physical chemistry graduates interested in molecular optics and chemical dynamics.Potential Challenges / Who May Find It Less Suitable: Funding and stipend are stated for UK students; no fixed closing date is specified.Overall Opportunity Assessment: The advertised work connects optical cavity fabrication, gas-phase molecular spectroscopy, time-resolved spectroscopy. Its distinguishing purpose is the Warwick Physics project creates hybrid molecule–photon states by strongly coupling gas-phase molecules inside optical cavities. Applicants should assess the documented academic and practical constraints before proceeding.

optical cavity fabrication gas-phase molecular spectroscopy time-resolved spectroscopy

Level PhD

Duration 48 months

Organization Type University

Funding & Compensation

Amount GBP 21,830 / Per Year

Funding Type Stipend

Funding Status Fully Funded

Period Per Year

Requirements

Education

Experience

Technical Skills optical cavity fabrication gas-phase molecular spectroscopy time-resolved spectroscopy