PhD Studentship - (UoM-Peking) Advanced Energy Materials for Bright and Efficient Optoelectronic Devices The University of Manchester in United Kingdom

DPhil studentship in Organic Luminescent Materials at the University of Oxford , Department of Chemistry. This funded PhD project is supervised by Dr Daniel G. Congrave and is based in the Chemistry Research Laboratory (CRL), Oxford, United Kingdom. The research is interdisciplinary and sits at the intersection of organic chemistry , physical chemistry , and materials science , with a focus on the design, synthesis, and investigation of new luminescent organic materials. The project aims to adva...

This PhD project at the University of Southampton explores the design of brightly luminescent lanthanide, or rare-earth, coordination complexes for use as single-photon emitters in quantum photonics. The research will focus on near-infrared-emitting ions such as ytterbium, neodymium and erbium. Using molecular synthetic organic and inorganic chemistry, the project will create new ultra-efficient emitters and investigate their suitability for applications including quantum memories, quantum compu...

Research Fellow (Postdoctoral) in Sustainable Manufacturing of Functional Ceramics at the University of Birmingham , School of Metallurgy and Materials, is open in the United Kingdom. This fixed-term postdoctoral research role is part of the SuMaCer project: Sustainable Manufacturing of Functional Ceramics for Europe’s Net-Zero Industry Energy Devices , funded by the European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme. The successful candidate will contribute to research on the sustainability assessm...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the University of Sheffield in the LUMOS research group , focused on organic semiconductors for OLED displays and quantum technologies . The project explores the physics of excited states and spin-dependent processes in organic semiconductor thin films and OLED devices. Research activities combine device fabrication with advanced optical spectroscopy , making this a strong fit for students interested in experimental condensed-matter / optoelectronic research. Appl...

Northumbria University is offering a fully funded PhD project entitled “Programmable luminescent tags for eco-efficient photonic devices.” The research addresses the need for reusable and ultimately compostable UV sensors for coatings, inks, adhesives, solar panels and electronics, where an incorrect UV dose can cause early failure or wasted energy. Inspired by quinine, the molecule responsible for tonic water’s fluorescence under UV light, the project will develop new molecules that begin to em...