Bioorganic Chemistry postdoctoral position at the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry, Düsseldorf University

Prerequisite for the doctoral project is a university graduation with minimum 4 years of education: Diploma, Master or similar in the field of chemistry, biochemistry, or biotechnology.In case of questions or for further information please contact Mrs. Meyer zu Berstenhorst, PhD, Tel.: 0049-2461-615995.

PhD positions in Computational Catalysis

Applicants must hold a first or upper second class (2:1) MSci, MChem or Honours Degree or an equivalent. The funder for these positions (EPSRC) has strict eligibility requirements, applicants must be UK residents, EU students who have been resident in the UK for three years or more may be eligible.

The studentship will cover university tuition fees and an annual living stipend (tax free) for three years. Non-UK/EU students are not eligible.


PhD positions in Computational Catalysis

Synthetic Inorganic Chemistry/Homogeneous Catalysis: Postdoc positions available

Applications are welcome for 2 postdoctoral positions in the group of Supramolecular &

Homogeneous Catalysis (directed by prof. Reek). Relevant backgrounds for the projects, which are funded by private-public consortia, could include organic synthesis (phosphorus chemistry), coordination chemistry and/or homogeneous catalysis. Ligand and complex synthesis and catalyst screening should be combined. The research group is relatively young, ambitious and well-known for new concepts and approaches in (supramolecular) homogeneous catalysis. Lab-facilities are of excellent modern standards in a brand new building. The successful, eager applicants (M/F) should hold a PhD. degree in Chemistry with significant experience, suitable skills and a keen interest in high-level research in a friendly, competitive environment.

German Institute for Polymers: PhD position open

The position is vacant from the 1st of June 2011 and will run until May 2014. The salary is equivalent to 50 % of a full researchers position. Informal e-mail enquiries will be welcomed and should be addressed to Robert Bruell (rbruell@dki.tu-darmstadt.de).

fellowships opening 2011 in Portugal

Post Doctoral Grants (BPD)

These grants are intended for individuals who have already completed a doctoral degree, preferably within the last five years, for the purpose of carrying out advanced research in Portuguese or foreign scientific institutes of recognized merit.

Doctoral Grants (BD)

These grants target holders of a university degree who are accepted as doctoral students in a Portuguese or foreign university.

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