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International Natural Product Sciences Taskforce

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The International Natural Product Sciences Taskforce (INPST) maintains an up-to-date list with diverse PhD and postdoc fellowships, stipends, jobs and open positions with relevance for the area of chemistry and phytochemistry, pharmacology, pharmacognosy research, and natural product science.

Fellowships, jobs, and open positions

The relevant natural product-related PhD and postdoc fellowships, professorships, stipends, jobs and open positions are listed chronologically (according to the date of listing), with the newest entries on the top.

3-year post-doc position in marine natural product chemistry

Two Post-doctoral researchers (m/f/d) in ‘‘Marine Natural Product Chemistry’’

Post-doctoral researcher (m/f/d) in Fungal Biotechnology / Fungal Natural Product Chemistry

Call for applications: Chief Editors of Neuroscience

Post-doctoral researcher (m/f/d) in Fungal Natural Product Chemistry / Fungal Biotechnology

Senior Scientist – Metabolic Engineer

Professor of Pharmacognosy

Early-Stage Researcher – PhD student

(Marine) Metabolomics

LC-MS Analytical Chemist

Post-doctoral position in Metabolomics

Doctoral Scholarship: „Analysis of the molecular mechanism of phosphorylated α-synuclein and ubiquitinated protein accumulation caused by dopaminergic neuron-specific NFE2L1 gene knockout”

Postdoctoral Fellow: phenotypic diversity and plasticity in cattle

Head of Discovery and  Research Scientist at Pangea Botanica

Open Positions: Plant Biotechnology and Bioinformatics (Prof. Pucker)

Three Assistant Professor or Postdoctoral positions in Science of Science (including: scientometrics, research policy, science policy, sociology of science, economics of science or science and technology studies)

University Professor of PHARMACOGNOSY

Job Opportunities at Key Organics UK

Post-doc positions available at GEOMAR research unit Marine Natural Product Chemistry / GEOMAR Centre for Marine Biotechnology GERMANY

PhD position to study regulation and transport of a novel anti-diabetic plant derived metabolite (Leiden University)

2-Year Postdoc Fellowship in Antibiotic Research (Antibiotic Research Group, Division of Chemical Biology, Department of Biology and Biological Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden)

PhD-STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP (3 years) at the Department of Pharmacognosy with Medicinal Plants Garden, Medical University of Lublin, Poland

University Professor of Pharmaceutical Biology

Team members/ Junior researchers and Senior researchers in Food Technology (Czech University of Life Sciences Prague)

Doktorant/PhD student at the Institute of Genetics and Animal Biotechnology of the Polish Academy of Sciences

PhD holder employment at Lisboa, Portugal

Research Fellow (Pharmacology)

Postdoctoral Position (m/f/div) on “Cross-kingdom metabolic interactions in the root microbiome”

ERA Chair holder Position in Nanotechnology at the Institute of Plant Genetics of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IPG PAS)

PhD in Pharmacognosy (at University of Illinois at Chicago)

Post-doctoral Fellow – natural products, chemistry (at Frederick, Maryland)

Competition for Funded PhD Project: EASTBIO Pharmaceutical enzymes production by fungal cell factories (at Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC), UK)

Assistant Editor (Poland)

Two Postdoctoral positions in (Bio-) Analytical chemistry (at Braunschweig, Germany)

Post-Doctoral Position in Cancer Immunotherapy (at University of Ostrava, Czech Republic)

One Lecturer and two Associate Professor positions in Drug Discovery (at University College London, UK)

Postdoc and PhD positions at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (Announcement in Bulgarian language)

Non-academic Executive Director at Natural Product Research Centre (at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)

Postdoctoral position: The Catch and Release of Natural Products 70 % (at Zurich, Switzerland)

15. 11. 2019

Three Assistant Professor positions at IGAB PAS, in: (1) Molecular Genetics/ Molecular Biology / Nutrigenetics and Nutrigenomics ; (2) Biotechnology/ Biomedicine ; (3) Animal Welfare and Behaviour .

04. 11. 2019

Assistant Research Professor (Drug Discovery and Development; at Auburn University, USA)

24. 10. 2019

Test Engineer / Natural Products Analytical Chemist (industry job; Boston, USA)

Pharmacognosy jobs by The American Society of Pharmacognosy

Post-doctoral Fellowship in Organic Synthetic and Natural Products Chemistry (at São Paulo State, Brazil; application deadline 15 of August 2019)

Postdoctoral fellowship with the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC; application deadline: 23 August 2019)

Job opening position suitable for a senior postdoc (also background in pahramcognosy / natural product chemistry might be of relevance): Tenure Track Assistant Professor Precision Drug Therapy (application deadline: 30 September 2019, at the University of Groningen, Netherlands)

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Natural Product Chemistry (at The University of Mississippi, USA)

PhD project in Pharmacognosy (Department of Medicinal Chemistry, Uppsala University, Sweden)

Postdoctoral Position at the School of Pharmaceutical sciences, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Opportunity for PhD in Switzerland working on spinal cord injury in a multicentric cohort study

Post-Doctoral Researcher in Diet & Health (Luxembourg)

Postdoctoral Research Scientist: Plant Metabolic Diversity (Norwich, UK)

Senior R&D Scientist (MP Biomedicals)

Open positions for: (i) A junior group leader / professor in microbiology , and (ii) A senior professor in microbiology (at VIB / KU Leuven Center for Microbiology in Leuven, Belgium)

Research Scientist for Molecular Assay development (Hoersholm, Denmark)

Team Manager (Chemistry), Nature Communications (Multiple locations)

Commercial Phytochemistry Unit, Senior Scientist (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; UK)

UM Macao Postdoctoral Fellowship and Associateship

Postdoctoral positions in high-throughput mass spectrometry (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)

Max Planck Research Group Leader for Genome Integrity in Ageing (Cologne, Germany)

Assistant professor at the Department of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen (Denmark)

Natural Product Chemist And Chemical Biology Postdoc Fellowship (McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada)

Principal Translational Scientist to the cardiovascular disease area (Novo Nordisk, Søborg, Denmark)

PhD Position in Analytical / Wine Chemistry (Dijon, France)

24.08.2018 Postdoctoral researcher to the project Communication and marketing of functional food for increased health (Örebro University, Sweden)

Full Professor Food Chemistry (F/M 0.8-1.0 fte; Wageningen, Netherlands)

Postdoctoral Researcher – Marine Natural Products (Ref. No. NUIG-130-18, School of Chemistry & Ryan Institute, NUI Galway, Ireland)

3 Doctoral Researchers (m/f) Systems Biology (Leibniz Institute for Natural Product Research and Infection Biology, Germany)

Director/Founding Dean, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Irvine, CA, USA)

Postdoctoral Position in Plant Molecular Phylogenetics (University of Missouri – St. Louis)

R&D Chemist (near Basel/Switzerland)

Analytical marine natural product chemist (Kiel, Germany)

PhD in Natural Science with specialization in Chemistry (at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden)

TWO 3-YEAR PHD STUDENT POSITIONS IN HUMAN STEM CELL BASED DISEASE MODELING, CENTER FOR PRECLINICAL TECHNOLOGIES (CePT), WARSAW MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, POLAND

HEA Funded TU4D INITIATIVE Research Masters Scholarships – September 2018 Start Date

Scholarships for International students in the PhD programme in Pharmaceutical and Biomolecular Sciences of the University of Turin – UniTO (Italy)

Two 2~3-year PhD student positions in drug discovery targeting cardiovascular diseases (atherosclerosis) at IGHZ PAS, Poland

PhD Position: Broiler chicken welfare and behavior (Jastrzębiec/ Warsaw, Poland)

Scientist – Animal Models (Vienna, Austria)

PhD Project: Natural Chemicals as Anti-Aging Compounds (application deadline March 31; Aberdeen University, UK)

Animal Pharmacologist (Jupiter, Florida)

Postdoctoral scientist with expertise in natural products chemistry (Norwich, UK)

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Drug Discovery and Experimental Therapeutics

The Drug Discovery and Experimental Therapeutics (DDET) PhD program offers a unique educational opportunity for students interested in drug discovery and the development of novel therapeutics. The changing landscape of drug discovery and the pharmaceutical industry has created a need for scientists with interdisciplinary training to navigate the complex landscape of medicinal chemistry, biotherapeutics, pharmacogenetics/genomics, and basic pharmacology/toxicology.

Students completing this program will have invaluable expertise from carefully selected coursework, a breadth of electives, and engagement in cutting-edge research. DDET features interdisciplinary coursework and a curriculum rich with electives to tailor the individual needs and interests of our graduate students.  

This program prepares students for careers in:

• Pharmaceutical Industry
• Biotechnology Companies
• Regulatory Agencies

Full Support

Our program offers full support for highly qualified applicants, including coverage of tuition and fees, and generous monthly stipend .

Typical Time to Degree

4.5 - 5.5 years

Research Areas

Students in the DDET program are trained in areas including: 

National and international collaborations further enhance the breadth of research activities available to our students.

What Our Graduates Do with Their Degree

Alumni from our program have established meaningful and productive careers at all levels in industry, business, academia, and government. Examples of these include regulatory affairs at the FDA; research positions in Department of Defense, Department of Energy, academic centers, and universities in the United States and overseas; and in biotech/pharmaceutical companies.

Our graduates enjoy long careers and frequently advance to leadership or executive positions. Some examples of where our recent graduates can be found are listed below.

Unique Experience

Our faculty educate PhD students and postdoctoral Fellows in the chemistry and biology of drug discovery. We offer an interdisciplinary course of study and world class faculty with leading edge research projects resulting in a quality education and rewarding careers in the pharmaceutical industry and academia. Our outstanding faculty and students ensure a friendly and unique learning and research experience in a pleasant affordable small city in the heart of Iowa.

Income Potential

A 2020 survey conducted by the  American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists  found:

Average Earnings $170,000​/year: Mean Salary  $32,300​/year: Bonuses $3,800/year: Outside Income $206,100/year TOTAL INCOME

Top 25 Percent Earnings >$210,000​/year: Salary ​>$50,000​/year: Bonuses & Incentives.

Bottom 25 Percent Earnings <​$119,700/year: Salary

Fifty Percent of Respondents Earnings <​$159,100/year: Salary

Pharmaceutical scientists develop and test new drugs and bring them to market. It's possible to enter the field with a bachelor's or master's degree, but leading positions in the field require a PhD.

Job opportunities after earning a PhD are varied and offer a great deal of career flexibility.

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Our natural products research groups are engaged in the development of new treatments for disease based on compounds from nature. We seek to identify natural product lead compounds for drug development, as well as to understand the mechanism of action of traditional botanical medicines. We employ cutting edge technology to achieve this goal, and have unique expertise in the application of mass spectrometry to study synergistic interactions in complex natural product mixtures, and the use of surface techniques for in-situ analysis of intact biological organisms. Students in our program have the opportunity to gain hands-on training in our exceptional mass spectrometry and NMR facilities. Research in this area is supported by our Medicinal Chemistry Collaborative, which leverages connections with natural product researchers across the UNCG campus and outside the University.

Patricia A. Sullivan Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Analytical Chemistry

Contact: [email protected] 408 Sullivan Science Building 336.334.3017 Research Website

Jonathan Chekan

Assistant Professor Natural Products Biochemistry

Contact: [email protected] 409 Sullivan Science Building 336.256.1080 Research Website

Nicholas Oberlies

Patricia A. Sullivan Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Graduate Director (MS and PhD) Natural Products Chemistry

Contact: [email protected] 405A Sullivan Science Building 336.334.5474 Research Website

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Chemistry scholarships.

The Department typically admits 65-70 PhD and 90 - 100 MRes students each year. Funding for these students comes from a diverse range of sources, including the EPSRC, industry, scholarships and self-funded students. A selection of PhD Studentships currently available are detailed below.

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Department of chemistry departmental phd scholarships.

The Department of Chemistry has 4 departmental scholarships for PhD applicants starting in 2023/24.

This scheme is only eligible to applicants who have home fee status. The scholarship will cover the full fees and stipend (UKRI London rate - £20,622 for 2023-24) for the 3 years 6 months of the student’s PhD studies.

We encourage applications from all backgrounds to apply. The Departmental Scholarship Panel will consider academic excellence, research potential and extracurricular activities. The Panel will also take into account other aspects, such as overcoming adversity, outreach and community activities and widening participation.

Interested candidates should make contact and discuss a research project with a PhD supervisor based in the Chemistry Department . After discussions with the chosen supervisor, candidates must complete a Chemistry Department scholarship application form. The supervisor will then return the documentation to the department for consideration by the Scholarship Panel. The date for submission of this documentation is Friday 1st December 2023 . There will be no panel interview.

We are committed to equality and valuing diversity. The Department of Chemistry is an Athena SWAN gold Award winner, a Stonewall Diversity Champion, a Two Ticks Employer, and is working in partnership with GIRES to promote respect for trans people. We particularly encourage applicants from underrepresented backgrounds to apply.

EPSRC CDT in Chemical Biology - Empowering UK BioTech Innovation

The mission of the ICB CDT is to train postgraduate researchers with the language, knowledge and skills to enable them to work at the interface between the physical and life sciences, producing researchers with expertise and understanding that spans both fields, and who are able to embrace Lab of the Future platforms – which is at the heart of our new remit. This skill set is in great demand from future employers and short supply and has the potential to revolutionise the state of the art with respect to manipulating, measuring and modelling molecular interactions in biological systems and will transform R&D pipelines.

This will transform our understanding of molecular mechanisms of disease, stimulate novel agrochemical design and underpin structured product breakthroughs, whilst also enabling fundamental discovery in the life and medical sciences.

Our programme, with EDI, student empowerment & cohort formation at its core, fuses blue skies & translational research with professional skills courses and workplace training. Students emerge with a knowledge of molecular technologies, sustainable product development, lean innovation & early-stage commercialisation. Our multi-disciplinary supervision model, with every student in the CDT having at least two supervisors, one from the physical sciences and one from the life sciences, comprises 1-year MRes + 3-year PhD, with for the first time an optional 1 year post doctoral fellowship, called Elevate, that will offer graduates unparalleled in-work experience.

Frost Group PhD Studentship

The Frost group welcomes applications for 2024 starting PhD students. The priority areas for funding are in method development in the path integral formulation of quantum mechanics. The two headline projects projects are: using machine-learning and probabilistic numerics approaches to improve sampling in (path integral) quantum Monte-Carlo; and in developing path-integral based methods (SMatPI, QuAPI, Transfer Tensor Method) of simulating nonadiabatic dynamics and applying these methods to molecular materials for photovoltaics and the upconversion of light. The two fully funded positions are supported by the Royal Society, with a 48-month London-weighted tax-free stipend of £22410 for year 1, £23204 for year 2, £23901 for year 3, and £24618 for year 4, and full home-fees.

An initial informal discussion is very welcome: [email protected] More details are available on Google Docs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bcra0WqoRaVACxPvCAr8kF9m7RgBl_dunGGWbrev-cg/edit?usp=sharing

Scalable Kinetic Dynamic Resolution Strategies for the Production of Chiral Compounds

Supervisors : Prof King Kuok (Mimi) Hii (Imperial College London), Dr Christian Holtze (BASF), Dr Philipp Staehle (BASF)

Home Department : Department of Chemistry at Imperial College London (White City Campus)

Funding and Deadline: To be eligible for support, applicants must be “UK Residents” as defined by the EPSRC. The studentship is for 4 years starting as soon as possible and will provide full coverage of standard tuition fees and an annual tax-free stipend of approximately £20,622. Applicants should hold or expect to obtain a First-Class Honours or a high 2:1 degree at Master’s level (or equivalent) in any relevant chemistry or science subject. Funding is co-funded through Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and BASF .

  Project summary

The Industry Case (I-Case) PhD student will join an interdisciplinary cohort of students working under the umbrella of the IConIC Prosperity Partnership An internship of min. 3 months will be facilitated and sponsored by BASF for the utilization of specific infrastructure and technology transfer.

Enantioselective synthesis remains to be a major challenge in classical organic synthesis both technically and economically. In collaboration between BASF and Imperial College London we have developed a novel processing concept that combines an an immobilized enzymatic transformation with flash thermal racemization for the racemization of chiral amines, i. e. a dynamic kinetic resolution approach. It can be applied to amines and stereoinversion reactions.[1] At the heart of the technology is the development of a flow module that can realize rapid racemization of the amine with high selectivity, afforded by residence time control, increasing the productivity of the process by several orders of magnitude. In this proposed follow-on work, we will extend the concept to the synthesis of other optically active compounds that are essential to the fine chemicals and pharmaceutical industries and demonstrate scalability in a lab setup. [1] M. J. Takle, B. J. Deadman, K. Hellgardt, J. Dickhaut, A. Weija, K. K. Hii, ACS Catal. 2023, 13, 10541-6. DOI: 10.1021/acscatal.3c02859.

Key questions to be addressed during the PhD will be: Establishing an integrated process that couples transition metal catalysis with biocatalysis in flow, using spatial and residence time control to achieve kinetically compatible systems to maximise productivity. - Expanding the concept to a range of different chemical transformations. This may entail the integration of an enantiomer separation step into the processing concept. - Preparing the opposite enantiomer/epimer of natural materials through stereocentre inversion, including unnatural (D-)amino acids. - Scaling up the process to yield relevant demonstrator samples and prove the applicability of the methodology for commercial purposes.

To apply, please complete an application form Application process | Study | Imperial College London .   Informal enquiries about the post and the application process can be made to Bhavna Patel ( [email protected] )

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New Zealand’s leading and largest Faculty of Science* brings together 10 diverse schools and departments to provide outstanding quality teaching and research opportunities. Our doctoral students work with some of the nation’s leading researchers and benefit from the faculty’s connections with international universities and industry. You will also have access to high-quality laboratory and field research facilities.

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Research opportunities

We welcome PhD proposals in areas including:

• Analytical Chemistry
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Research topics

See a selection of past and present research topics:

• Development of bioanalytical techniques for mode of action studies of tumor-inhibiting metal complexes | supervised by Christian Hartinger
• Polymer Chemistry | supervised by Jianyong Jin
• Dynamic interaction between beta-lactoglobulin and pectin | supervised by Duncan McGillivray
• Analysis of airborne vapours present at former clandestine  methamphetamine laboratories | supervised by Gordon Miskelly
• Time-resolved resonance Raman spectroscopy of aryl-diphosphenes | supervised by Cather Simpson
• Catalysts for Green Oxidation Chemistry | supervised by James Wright
• The effect of fining treatments on the chemical and sensorial profiles of Marlborough Sauvignon blanc press fractions | supervised by Bruno Fedrizzi
• Use of conducting polymer based redox mediators for determination of antioxidants in beverages | supervised by Paul Kilmartin
• Key aroma compounds of Sauvignon blanc wines - enological and chemical processes affecting wine quality | supervised by Paul Kilmartin
• Application of grape maceration techniques for white wines to increase phenolic compounds and anti-oxidative capabilities while maintaining sensory quality | supervised by Paul Kilmartin
• Characterisation of the primary aroma compounds in Central Otago Pinot noir grapes | supervised by Paul Kilmartin
• Impact of Juice Oxidation on the Formation of Varietal  Thiol Aromas in Sauvignon Blanc Grapes and Wines | supervised by Paul Kilmartin
• Berries and Human Health | supervised by Laurence Melton
• Use of natural antioxidants and proteins to retard oxidative deterioration of fish oil | supervised by Laurence Melton
• Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction of Potent Compounds from Selected Microalgae | supervised by Conrad Perera
• The research project is entitled "From Vine to Fruit Bowl - Routes to Kiwifruit Softening" | supervised by Conrad Perera
• Elucidation of the mechanism of Vitamin D degradation in powdered milk | supervised by Conrad Perera

Medicinal Chemistry

• Studies towards the asymmetric synthesis of 1,4-benzodioxane neolignans | supervised by David Barker
• Total Synthesis of the Dineolignan Ophiocerol and Derivatives | supervised by David Barker
• Synthesis of bioactive natural products and associated analogues | supervised by David Barker
• Vaccine design for lectin targets | supervised by Margaret Brimble
• Total Synthesis of Aspergillus Spiroketal and its analogues | supervised by Margaret Brimble
• Synthesis of marine derived natural products Aigialospirol and its analogues | supervised by  Margaret Brimble

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Post-doctoral researcher (m/f/d) in ‘‘Marine Natural Product Chemistry ’’

an EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? Yes Offer Description GEOMAR Research Unit Marine Natural Products Chemistry / GEOMAR Centre for Marine Biotechnology

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d) - Structure Elucidation

-studies). Design of Chemical Probes derived from Natural Products : Design and synthesis of chemical probes allowing mechanism of action studies using different click chemistries (e.g. SuFEx, cycloaddition

Professorship (f/m/d) in Sustainable Organic Chemistry

and natural products as well as in the production of small molecules that contribute to the mechanistic understanding of biological systems is desirable. Close cooperation and networking with

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d) - HetExpress

ERC-funded research project (Starting Grant MORPHEUS), we want to study the function and origin of natural products in the interspecies interaction between marine bacteria and marine eukaryotes. Since

Postdoc in Computational Genomics – Machine Learning for Multi-Omics Profiling of Cancer Evolution

the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2008 for his pioneering work on Human Papilloma Viruses (HPV),and Prof. Stefan Hell , who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research on super

Research Assistant/Associate – Postdoc (f/m/non-binary)

hold a university degree (Master's degree or equivalent) and a PhD in natural sciences or engineering with a focus on organic chemistry . You're driven to contribute to our scientific endeavors

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d) - Anti-infectivs from Microbiota

: The Helmholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Saarland (HIPS) focusses on identifying and developing new treatment options for infectious diseases with an emphasis on natural product research. HIPS

Postdoctoral researcher in Polymer Chemistry for Bioelectrocatalysis

CO2 fixation or H2 production (Check out these references: Nature Catalysis 2021, Vol. 4, p 251-258 ; Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2021, vol. 60, p. 21056 ). Such polymers are designed to be redox-active in

Ph.D. in Polymer Chemistry for Bioelectrocatalysis

for the position. Tasks: You will develop and test novel organic polymers that are compatible with natural enzymes that catalyzes CO2 fixation or H2 production (Check out these references: Nature Catalysis 2021

Research assistant (Praedoc) (m/f/d)

the field of biochemical synthesis of natural products ; extensive practical experience in molecular biology working methods, protein expression; experience and knowledge in the field of protein analysis, very

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University of Illinois Chicago offers 2 Natural Products Chemistry and Pharmacognosy degree programs. It's a very large, public, four-year university in a large city. In 2022, 5 Natural Products Chemistry and Pharmacognosy students graduated with students earning 5 Doctoral degrees.

University of Maryland, Baltimore offers 1 Natural Products Chemistry and Pharmacognosy degree programs. It's a medium sized, public, four-year university in a large city. In 2022, 197 Natural Products Chemistry and Pharmacognosy students graduated with students earning 197 Master's degrees.

York College of Pennsylvania offers 1 Natural Products Chemistry and Pharmacognosy degree programs. It's a small, private not-for-profit, four-year university in a midsize suburb.

Northern Michigan University offers 1 Natural Products Chemistry and Pharmacognosy degree programs. It's a medium sized, public, four-year university in a remote town. In 2022, 48 Natural Products Chemistry and Pharmacognosy students graduated with students earning 48 Bachelor's degrees.

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Chemistry PhD

• Full-time: Up to 4 years
• Part-time: Up to 8 years
• Start date: Multiple available
• UK fees: £5,100
• International fees: £30,200 or £35,750 depending on the nature of your project

Research overview

Join a School that is finding solutions to global problems through cutting-edge research. We are working in a wide range of areas including cleaner energy, sustainable synthesis, new materials health care and drug discovery. We are looking for passionate research students to help us make a difference to people and the environment. 

Join a thriving research environment with 160 postgraduate students and 60 post-doctoral fellows from all corners of the globe.

Our research themes are:

• molecular bonding and spectroscopy
• synthesis and catalysis
• biological chemistry

For more in-depth information about our research themes, view our individual webpages where you will find about more about supervisors and alumni as well as current and previous research.

Centre for Doctoral Training

These are the current CDTs and DTPs at Nottingham that have projects related to chemistry. There are a number of PhD studentships available each year in a wide range of research areas.

• Centre for Doctoral Training in Sustainable Chemistry
• Sustainable Hydrogen Centre for Doctoral Training
• BBSRC Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Doctoral Training Programme
• Low-Dimensional Materials & Interfaces

Course content

A PhD is an independent in-depth research project. You will be able to develop additional skills through training programmes to help you complete your PhD. See the support section for more details.

In each year you will have regular meetings with your supervisor and an annual review.

You will complete a written thesis of up to 100,000 words, with expert support and advice from your academic supervisor(s). You will also take a verbal examination called a viva voce where you explain your project in-depth to an examination panel.

Past PhD projects

These have included:

• Chemical Synthesis of Bioactive Natural products
• Design and Development of Novel Catalysts
• Sustainable Synthetic Chemistry
• Novel Polymers From Terpenes
• Industrial Exploitation of Supercritical Carbon Dioxide
• Synthesis of Antimalarial Compound Using a Simple and Flexible Photo Reactor
• Nanoscale manipulation using TEM
• Chlorotoxin as a Drug Delivery System to Treat Glioblastoma Multiforme
• A Computational Screening of Porous Materials for Biogas Upgrading

Entry requirements

All candidates are considered on an individual basis and we accept a broad range of qualifications. The entrance requirements below apply to 2024 entry.

Meeting our English language requirements

If you need support to meet the required level, you may be able to attend a presessional English course. Presessional courses teach you academic skills in addition to English language. Our  Centre for English Language Education is accredited by the British Council for the teaching of English in the UK.

If you successfully complete your presessional course to the required level, you can then progress to your degree course. This means that you won't need to retake IELTS or equivalent.

For on-campus presessional English courses, you must take IELTS for UKVI to meet visa regulations. For online presessional courses, see our CELE webpages for guidance.

Visa restrictions

International students must have valid UK immigration permissions for any courses or study period where teaching takes place in the UK. Student route visas can be issued for eligible students studying full-time courses. The University of Nottingham does not sponsor a student visa for students studying part-time courses. The Standard Visitor visa route is not appropriate in all cases. Please contact the university’s Visa and Immigration team if you need advice about your visa options.

We recognise that applicants have a variety of experiences and follow different pathways to postgraduate study.

We treat all applicants with alternative qualifications on an individual basis. We may also consider relevant work experience.

If you are unsure whether your qualifications or work experience are relevant, contact us .

We strongly encourage all applicants to contact potential supervisors directly to discuss current projects and funding opportunities. Please visit our staff pages and research themes:

You do not need to provide a research proposal when applying to the School of Chemistry.

On the research details page of the application form, you can enter the area of chemistry you're interested in and the name of a potential supervisor.

Additional information for international students

If you are a student from the EU, EEA or Switzerland, you may be asked to complete a fee status questionnaire and your answers will be assessed using guidance issued by the UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) .

These fees are for full-time study. If you are studying part-time, you will be charged a proportion of this fee each year (subject to inflation).

Additional costs

All students will need at least one device to approve security access requests via Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). We also recommend students have a suitable laptop to work both on and off-campus. For more information, please check the equipment advice .

As a student on this course, we do not anticipate any extra significant costs, alongside your tuition fees and living expenses. You should be able to access most of the books and journals you’ll need through our libraries. A laptop may be helpful but it isn't essential. The school provides personal protective equipment. The school also supports with funding to cover conference attendance. 

Home and EU applicants

We offer a number of projects each year which are funded by:

• the school and university
• industry partners
• centres of doctoral training (CDTs)
• doctoral training partnerships (DTPs)

Some of the funded projects the school offers are posted on the studentship jobs website .

These are the current CDTs and DTPs at Nottingham that have projects related to chemistry:

• EPSRC Atoms to Products (A2P) Centre for Doctoral Training in Sustainable Chemistry

International applicants

If you need funding please discuss this with your potential supervisor. We can help you to see if there is funding available from your home country.

There are many ways to fund your research degree, from scholarships to government loans.

Check our guide to find out more about funding your postgraduate degree.

You will have at least 10 documented meetings with your supervisor a year but you can typically expect to see them daily or weekly.

Other school staff are available to support you:

• Director of Postgraduate Studies
• Senior Tutor (for pastoral support)
• Welfare Manager
• Disability Liaison Officer

The school has a postgraduate forum run by students to discuss anything related to their studies.

We have a student-run society called ChemSoc. They organise academic and social activities.

Researcher training and development

The Researcher Academy is the network for researchers, and staff who support them. We work together to promote a healthy research culture, to cultivate researcher excellence, and develop creative partnerships that enable researchers to flourish.

Postgraduate researchers at Nottingham have access to our online Members’ area, which includes a wealth of resources, access to training courses and award-winning postgraduate placements.

Student support

You will have access to a range of support services , including:

• academic and disability support
• childcare services
• counselling service
• faith support
• financial support
• mental health and wellbeing support
• visa and immigration advice
• welfare support

Students' Union

Our Students' Union represents all students. You can join the Postgraduate Students’ Network or contact the dedicated Postgraduate Officer .

There are also a range of support networks, including groups for:

• international students
• black and minority ethnic students
• students who identify as women
• students with disabilities
• LGBT+ students

SU Advice provides free, independent and confidential advice on issues such as accommodation, financial and academic difficulties.

Where you will learn

University park campus.

University Park Campus  covers 300 acres, with green spaces, wildlife, period buildings and modern facilities. It is one of the UK's most beautiful and sustainable campuses, winning a national Green Flag award every year since 2003.

Most schools and departments are based here. You will have access to libraries, shops, cafes, the Students’ Union, sports village and a health centre.

You can walk or cycle around campus. Free hopper buses connect you to our other campuses. Nottingham city centre is 15 minutes away by public bus or tram.

Chemistry PGR facilities

We have equipment including mass spectrometers, high-field NMR, solid-state NMR, lasers, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, and powder X-ray diffractometers.

You could be working in the School of Chemistry Building, the  GSK Carbon Neutral Laboratory  or the  Biodiscovery Institute . 

Jubilee Campus

Jubilee Campus has eco-friendly buildings, alongside green spaces, wildlife and a lake. 

This campus is home to our business, education and computer science schools, as well as a sports centre and student accommodation.

You can walk to  University Park Campus  in around 20 minutes or catch a free hopper bus. Nottingham city centre is 20 minutes away by public bus.

Whether you are considering a career in academia, industry or haven't yet decided, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Expert staff will work with you to explore PhD career options and apply for vacancies, develop your interview skills and meet employers. You can book a one-to-one appointment, take an online course or attend a workshop.

International students who complete an eligible degree programme in the UK on a student visa can apply to stay and work in the UK after their course under the Graduate immigration route . Eligible courses at the University of Nottingham include bachelors, masters and research degrees, and PGCE courses.

A chemistry research degree can lead to research chemist jobs working in industries such as pharmaceuticals and petrochemicals.

If you want to pursue an academic career, most graduates will move into a postdoctoral research position or other junior academic appointment after completing their PhD.

A research degree gives you transferable skills in communication, problem-solving, time management and analysis.

90% of postgraduates in the School of Chemistry secured work or further study within 15 months of graduating. The average annual salary for these graduates was £30,053*

*HESA Graduate Outcomes 2019/20 data published in 2022. The Graduate Outcomes % is derived using The Guardian University Guide methodology. The average annual salary is based on graduates working full-time, postgraduate, home graduates within the UK.

If your project is funded by an industrial partner, it is common to spend some time working with them in industry.

Related courses

Sustainable hydrogen cdt phd, chemical engineering phd, pharmacy phd/mres, research excellence framework.

The University of Nottingham is ranked 7th in the UK for research power, according to analysis by Times Higher Education. The Research Excellence Framework (REF) is a national assessment of the quality of research in UK higher education institutions.

• 97% of the School of Chemistry's research activity was judged to be 'internationally excellent' or 'world-leading'
• 90%* of our research is classed as 'world-leading' (4*) or 'internationally excellent' (3*)
• 100%* of our research is recognised internationally
• 51% of our research is assessed as 'world-leading' (4*) for its impact**

*According to analysis by Times Higher Education ** According to our own analysis.

This content was last updated on 27 July 2023 . Every effort has been made to ensure that this information is accurate, but changes are likely to occur between the date of publishing and course start date. It is therefore very important to check this website for any updates before you apply.

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Closing date: 29 April 2024

Key Information

Funding providers:  EPSRC and Swansea University's Faculty of Science and Engineering

Subject areas:  Polymer and Glyco Chemistry, Biomaterials, Antimicrobials

Project start date:  

• 1 October 2024 (Enrolment open from mid-September)
• 1 January 2025 (Enrolment open from mid-December)

Project supervisors: 

• Dr Sumati Bhatia  ( [email protected] )
• Dr Joel Loveridge 
• Professor Thomas Wilkinson 

Aligned programme of study:  PhD in Chemistry

Mode of study:  Full-time

Project description:  

A significant phenotypic heterogeneity exists within the clonal bacterial population for adhesion to different surfaces. Bacteria even lacking adhesive lectins can bind to cells and cause infections. The objective of this studentship is focused on engineering heterogeneous glycosystems with patchy attributes to simultaneously target varied bacterial populations with high selectivity index.  

The candidate will employ an exciting interdisciplinary approach, commencing with polymer and glycochemistry to engineer patchy glycosystems. These systems will be thoroughly characterized in our modern University laboratory using SEM, AFM, and TEM. The efficacy of these materials will be assessed against different bacterial strains in the Institute of Life Sciences at Swansea University. A comprehensive training programme will be provided by an interdisciplinary supervisory team’s expertise in chemistry (Dr Bhatia), natural products (Dr Loveridge), and microbiology (Professor Wilkinson).   

Eligibility

Candidates must hold an undergraduate degree at 2.1 level in chemistry or a related subject, or master’s degree with a minimum overall grade at ‘Merit’ in chemistry or a related subject (or Non-UK equivalent as defined by Swansea University)  (see  country specific qualifications ). Please note that you may need to  provide  evidence of your English Language  proficiency .  

Due to funding restrictions, this scholarship is open to applicants eligible to pay tuition fees at the UK rate only , as defined by  UKCISA regulations .  

If you have any questions regarding your academic or fee eligibility based on the above, please email  [email protected]  with the web-link to the scholarship(s) you are interested in. 

This scholarship covers the full cost of tuition fees and an annual stipend at £19,237.

Additional research expenses will also be available.

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To apply, please  complete your application online   with the following information:

In the event you have already applied for the above programme previously, the application system may issue a warning notice and prevent application, in this event, please email [email protected] where staff will be happy to assist you in submitting your application.

• Start year  – please select  2024 (or 2025)
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• ‘Are you funding your studies yourself?’ – please select  No
• ‘Name of Individual or organisation providing funds for study’ – please enter  ‘RS586 - Chemistry '

*It is the responsibility of the applicant to list the above information accurately when applying, please note that applications received without the above information listed will not be considered for the scholarship award.

One application is required per individual Swansea University led research scholarship award ; applications cannot be considered listing multiple Swansea University led research scholarship awards.

We encourage you to complete the following to support our commitment to providing an environment free of discrimination and celebrating diversity at Swansea University: 

• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Monitoring Form  (online form)  

As part of your online application, you MUST upload the following documents (please do not send these via email):

• Degree certificates and transcripts  (if you are currently studying for a degree, screenshots of your grades to date are sufficient)
• A cover letter  including a ‘Supplementary Personal Statement’ to explain why the position particularly matches your skills and experience and how you choose to develop the project.
• Two references  (academic or previous employer) on headed paper or using the  Swansea University reference form . Please note that we are not able to accept references received citing private email accounts, e.g. Hotmail. Referees should cite their employment email address for verification of reference.
• Evidence of meeting  English Language requirement  (if applicable).
• Copy of  UK resident visa  (if applicable)
• Confirmation of EDI form submission (optional)  

Informal enquiries are welcome, please contact Dr Sumati Bhatia ( [email protected] ).

*External Partner Application Data Sharing  – Please note that as part of the scholarship application selection process, application data sharing may occur with external partners outside of the University, when joint/co- funding of a scholarship project is applicable.

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Canadian science gets biggest boost to PhD and postdoc pay in 20 years

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Researchers in Canada got most of what they were hoping for in the country’s 2024 federal budget, with a big boost in postgraduate pay and more funding for research and scientific infrastructure.

“We are investing over $5 billion in Canadian brainpower,” said finance minister Chrystia Freeland in her budget speech on 16 April. “More funding for research and scholarships will help Canada attract the next generation of game-changing thinkers.”

Canadian PhD students and postgrads plan mass walkout over low pay

Postgraduate students and postdoctoral researchers have been advocating for higher pay for the past two years through a campaign called Support Our Science. They requested an increase in the value, and number, of federal government scholarships, and got more than they asked for. Stipends for master’s students will rise from Can$17,500 (US$12,700) to $27,000 per year, PhDs stipends that ranged from $20,000 to $35,000 will be set to a uniform annual $40,000 and most postdoctoral-fellowship salaries will increase from $45,000 to $70,000 per annum. The number of scholarships and fellowships provided will also rise over time, building to around 1,720 more per year after five years.

“We’re very thrilled with this significant new investment, the largest investment in graduate students and postdocs in over 21 years,” says Kaitlin Kharas, a PhD student at the University of Toronto, Canada, and executive director of Support Our Science . “It will directly support the next generation of researchers.”

Although only a small proportion of students and postdoctoral fellows receive these federal scholarships, other funders tend to use them as a guide for their own stipends.

Many postgraduates said that low pay was forcing them to consider leaving Canada to pursue their scientific career, says Kharas, so this funding should help to retain talent in the country.

“This is going to move us from a searing brain drain to a brain gain, and position us to compete on the world stage,” says Chad Gaffield, chief executive of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities, based in Ontario, which supported the campaign.

‘Determined to thrive’

The budget also includes marked boosts for basic research. There is an extra $1.8 billion over five years in core funding for the three federal grant-awarding research councils, as well as $400 million for upgrades to the TRIUMF particle accelerator in Vancouver, and more cash for several other large facilities and institutes across the country. There will also be more than $2 billion for the artificial-intelligence sector in Canada.

“[This budget] really emphasizes that Canada is determined to thrive in the twenty-first century based on science and research,” says Gaffield.

Canada announces new innovation agency — and it’s not modelled on DARPA

Others have pointed out that the vast majority of the money in the budget for the research councils is backloaded, with just $228 million coming in the next two years. This means that the gains will be slow, and could be vulnerable to changes in the political climate, says Alex Usher, president of Higher Education Strategy Associates, a consultancy in Toronto. “Do not count on this money being there after an election,” he posted on X (formerly Twitter). Canada’s next federal election is due in October 2025, and the opposition Conservative Party is campaigning on reigning in spending.

The budget also makes some changes to how science funding is organized. Instead of ten different programmes for scholarships and fellowships, with differing levels of support, there will now be a single programme with just three levels — master’s degrees, PhDs and postdoctoral fellowships. Kharas says that this should simplify the system.

The government will also create a new “capstone” research-funding organization to better coordinate the work of the three granting councils and “help to advance internationally collaborative, multi-disciplinary and mission-driven research”, the budget says. It will also create an advisory Council on Science and Innovation, comprised of leaders from academia, industry and the non-profit sector, which will develop a national science-and-innovation strategy to guide priority setting and increase the impact of federal investments. “This should help move us towards a more efficient, well-coordinated and nimble way of supporting research in Canada,” says Gaffield. “I look forward to working with the government to optimize it.”

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