The role and management

The Durham Chemistry Department, a section of the 100 best companies in the world, is one of the best players in the United Kingdom, with a wonderful reputation for excellence in research, teaching and employing our students. We are an active and vital section, with a strong group of early academics and future leaders. We hold the Silver Awards of Athens, while realizing our commitment to gender equality. Our university programs are ranked fifth in the complete university guide 2026. At the level of graduate studies, our students from all over the world come to implement research.

Durham Chemissy is home to the EPSRC Center for PhD Training (CDT) in the software for drafting and industrial innovation, (SOFI2). We are partners in CDT in the Molecular Sciences of Medicine (MOSMED) and CDT at Renu Northeast Universities (Renu).

Our research focuses on three large multidisciplinary challenges: chemistry for sustainability; Health chemistry; And chemistry for change. Within these topics, we have prepared a priority for eight areas of basic research concentration: synthesis, motivation and practical; Sustainable and flexible chemistry (BIO); Discover theoretical materials, mathematical chemistry, data, soft material, polymers and facades; Chemical optical, spectral analysis and sensors; Medicines and medical chemistry; AGRITECH and Aquacultore. There is a strong culture of cooperation within the department and with departments, institutes and other centers within the university, including the Institute of Data Science, the Institute of Biomedical Sciences, the Durham Energy Institute, the Joint Quantuity Center (Durham, Newcasts LE) and centers in sustainable chemistry and X -ray methods. We have strong links with many universities, research centers and companies in the United Kingdom and abroad.

We are looking for an excellent project manager to support the successful management and delivery of the Solutions Solutions Solutions Solutions (EPSRC) Grant of 7 million pounds (ESRC). The role includes working closely with Professor Aurora C.

The position is part -time, on the basis of 60 % FTE, for a maximum period of five years. The director of the MOSS project will be his headquarters in the Department of Chemistry at Durham University.

More information about the role and responsibilities at the bottom of this job description.