location: Park University

We are looking for a post -researcher participant in the doctorate motivation and enthusiasm in analytical chemistry with an interest in a new approach to monitoring the manufacture of organic chemicals. This post will include the application of a set of spectral technologies to the new flow reactor designs developed at the University of Nottingham. The project’s vision is to apply continuous reactors, including continuous optical chemistry, chemistry and thermal chemistry to transform how to manufacture chemicals and microscopic drugs (see, for example, applied spectral analysis (2022) 76, 38-50; 2022) 1145-1151; This post is available to start immediately and all projects must lead to highly influential publications.

The publication will include laboratory -based research in Nottingham. A successful candidate will have the first degree in chemistry or chemical engineering and will be in the process of obtaining a relevant doctorate and a proven record in successful research. They will be known for strong communications skills and a work capacity as part of a multidisciplinary team. They will be enthusiastic about changing instead of repetition and gaining satisfaction with finding ways that they can contribute to the success of these advanced projects. The required skills required are experience in chemical measurements, analyzes and product description techniques including nuclear magnetic resonance. The experience in the advanced treatment of analytical data will be desirable.

The appointed person will join a multidisciplinary team working at the University of Nottingham in chemistry and engineering. The projects are headed by Professor Mike George and also includes Professor Martin Poliacov (chemistry).

The school appreciates diversity and is committed to equal opportunities. The Faculty of Chemistry maintains the Athens Silver Award in appreciation of our commitment to progress in the professions of women in science. You can read more about the meaning of this in www.advance-He.ac.uk/Eqality-carters/attna-swan-chartter And on our site www.nottingham.ac.uk/chemistry/about/atna-swan.aspx

The situation will be presented on a fixed contract for 18 months to start as soon as possible. The working hours will be full (36.25 per week).

Unofficial inquiries must be sent to Professor Mike George (mike.george@nottingham.ac.uk+44 115 951 3512, requests sent to this email will not be accepted.

The University of Nottingham is a business owner in equal opportunities and welcomes requests from all sections of society.

Successful candidates will do the following duties:

• He pledged to develop the new flow chemistry curriculum, as Professor Mike George’s directives.
• Prepare high -quality support information for the project’s publications.

Candidates must:

• Get a doctorate (or be close to finishing) in physical, chemical engineering or physics.
• It is available for the post as soon as possible after the beginning of August 2025.
• You have a busy record of excellence in artificial chemistry.
• You have excellent organizational and communications work skills.

Approving applications from internal candidates can be considered on the basis that a prior agreement has been requested by both the current line manager and the director of your objective message, if you are already playing an education role.