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Kevin Lam

1 year ago

STEM University of Greenwich in United Kingdom

Degree Level

PhD, Postdoc

Field of study

Chemistry

Funding

The opportunity is for the prestigious Faculty for the Future Fellowship, which typically provides funding for PhD or postdoctoral research abroad. Specific details on stipend amount and tuition coverage are not provided in the post.

Deadline

Expired

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United Kingdom

University

University of Greenwich

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Keywords

Chemistry
Environmental Science
Chemical Engineering
Electrochemistry
Health Science
Green Chemistry
Stem Education
Drug Development
Sustainable Chemistry
Pharmaceutical Chemistry

About this position

The University of Greenwich, under the leadership of Professor Kevin Lam, is inviting applications from outstanding female scientists from developing or emerging economies for the Faculty for the Future Fellowship. This opportunity is open to those seeking to pursue PhD or postdoctoral research in green chemistry, electrosynthesis, and medicinal chemistry, with a focus on sustainable and scalable solutions for safer chemical manufacturing and pharmaceutical innovation. Applicants must be female citizens of a developing or emerging economy (without dual citizenship with a developed country), have an excellent academic record, and be committed to returning home to contribute to socio-economic development in STEM. Leadership and outreach experience encouraging girls and women into STEM is also required.

The fellowship typically provides funding for research abroad, though specific financial details are not provided. Interested candidates should email their CV and a statement of interest, ensuring to apply well in advance as last-minute applications will not be considered. Only email applications will be reviewed.

Funding details

The opportunity is for the prestigious Faculty for the Future Fellowship, which typically provides funding for PhD or postdoctoral research abroad. Specific details on stipend amount and tuition coverage are not provided in the post.

What's required

Applicants must be female citizens of a developing or emerging economy (without dual citizenship with a developed country), preparing for a PhD or Postdoctoral research in a STEM field (Master’s funding is not available), have an excellent academic record, be committed to returning home to contribute to socio-economic development in STEM, and demonstrate proven leadership and active outreach encouraging girls/women into STEM.

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Professor of Synthetic Electrochemistry

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Research Interests

Organic Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry

Electrochemistry

Green Chemistry

Organic Reactions