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PhD Position in Reversible Photopolymerization in Polymer Melts at the University of Freiburg University of Freiburg in Germany
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
The PhD position is part of the DFG-funded project PHOTOMELT. The post does not specify stipend amount, tuition coverage, or other financial details.
Country
Germany
University
University of Freiburg

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About this position
The Calvino Group at the University of Freiburg is recruiting a PhD student for a new DFG-funded project, PHOTOMELT.
The project explores reversible photopolymerization directly in polymer melts, at the interface of polymer chemistry, photochemistry, and materials science. This is a strong fit for candidates interested in stimuli-responsive polymers, sustainable polymer materials, and reversible/orthogonal chemical systems.
The post is for a PhD opening only. The announcement does not list detailed eligibility criteria, funding amount, or deadline in the text provided, but it does point to a link with full application information.
Interested applicants should review the linked page for the application procedure and project details, then follow the instructions there.
Funding details
The PhD position is part of the DFG-funded project PHOTOMELT. The post does not specify stipend amount, tuition coverage, or other financial details.
What's required
A talented and motivated PhD student is sought. The post indicates interest in candidates for a project at the interface of polymer chemistry, photochemistry, and materials science; no further formal requirements are stated in the post.
How to apply
Open the linked application details page for more information and instructions. Review the project description and follow the application steps provided on the linked page.
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