Darren Griffith
Director of the International Medical and Pharmacy Commencement Programmes, Associate Professor in Chemistry and Medicinal Chemistry, Principal Investigator and Group lead of Metallotherapeutics Research Lab
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Darren Griffith
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Fully funded PhD opportunity in Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) , within the Metallotherapeutics Research Laboratory led by Darren Griffith . The project focuses on the development of novel metal-based antimicrobials and chemical biology , making it a strong fit for applicants interested in chemistry-driven biomedical research, medicinal chemistry, and metallotherapeutics. The position is aimed at a final-year Chemistry undergraduate or Chemistry graduate, especially an honours graduate with background in Chemistry , Chemical Biology , or Medicinal Chemistry . The post highlights access to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and support for international conference travel. Funding is fully covered, including full tuition and a tax-free stipend of €25,000 per year . This is an attractive research studentship for candidates seeking a funded PhD in Ireland with a clear experimental and translational chemistry focus. To apply, send a CV and a very brief cover letter directly to [email protected] . The post says the PhD starts this autumn ; no exact deadline is provided in the text.
Darren Griffith
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
PhD opportunity in Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry with the Metallotherapeutics Research Lab in the Department of Chemistry at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) . The project is led by Darren Griffith, Associate Professor in Chemistry and Medicinal Chemistry, Principal Investigator, and Group Lead of the Metallotherapeutics Research Lab. The opportunity is aimed at candidates with interests in Chemistry , Chemical Biology , and Medicinal Chemistry , especially those excited by medicinal inorganic chemistry and metallotherapeutics research. Eligibility: Applicants must hold a first-class honours degree in Chemistry, Chemical Biology, or Medicinal Chemistry. The post is described as suitable for enthusiastic and ambitious Chemistry graduates. Funding: EU fees only are covered according to scholarship criteria. No stipend amount or full funding package is provided in the post. How to apply: Interested candidates should contact [email protected] for further details. No formal application portal or deadline is stated in the post.
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