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University of Warwick in Coventry offers a funded PhD project on light-controlled helical oligomers and enantioselective catalysis. The research spans organic synthesis, stereochemistry and molecular design, with the aim to create catalytic platforms inspired by biological control of structure and function.
This MIBTP-funded studentship supports full-time, on-campus study and provides a scholarship; candidates should meet doctoral-entry requirements and have a relevant degree background.
University of Warwick
United Kingdom
23 November 2026; no exact cutoff time was verified.
About This Opportunity
University of Warwick offers this PhD project on light-controlled helical oligomers and enantioselective catalysis, with research based in Coventry.
This funded MIBTP project develops bioinspired helical oligomers whose conformation can be controlled with light and exploited for enantioselective catalysis. The work connects synthetic organic chemistry, molecular design, stereochemistry and responsive molecular systems to create catalytic platforms inspired by biological control of structure and function.
light-controlled helical oligomers and enantioselective catalysis chemistry
Level PhD
Attendance On-campus
Time Commitment Full-time
Field Light-Controlled Helical Oligomers and Enantioselective Catalysis
Organization Type University
Funding & Compensation
Amount Scholarship
Funding Type Scholarship
Requirements
Education
Applicants should meet the host programme's doctoral-entry requirements and have a relevant degree background for the project.
Experience
Technical Skills Organic synthesis Stereochemistry Molecular design
General Skills Independent research Scientific communication Interdisciplinary collaboration