Donald Watson
2 months ago
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Postdoctoral Opening in Synthetic Organic Chemistry and Organometallic Catalysis at the University of Delaware University of Delaware in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Available
Country
United States
University
University of Delaware
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About this position
Donald A. Watson at the University of Delaware anticipates one or more postdoctoral openings in his lab in the near future.
The position is in synthetic organic chemistry, with a focus on organometallic catalysis or complex molecule synthesis. This is a strong fit for candidates interested in advanced research in organic synthesis, catalysis, and related chemical methodology.
Eligibility highlights: applicants should hold a PhD in organic or inorganic chemistry and have a strong record of research success, including publications in internationally recognized journals.
Application materials: a cover letter, CV, and research summary, submitted according to the instructions on the group webpage.
How to apply: follow the group webpage instructions and email the requested materials. The post does not list a deadline, so interested candidates should apply as soon as possible.
Research keywords: synthetic organic chemistry, organometallic catalysis, complex molecule synthesis, postdoctoral research, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry.
Funding details
Available
What's required
Applicants should have a PhD in organic or inorganic chemistry and a strong record of research success and publications in internationally recognized journals.
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Professors
Professor
United States
Research Interests
Organic Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry
Chemical Synthesis
Cycloaddition Reactions
Stereoselective Synthesis
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