Small Organoboron Emitters
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ORGANISATION NAMEHector Fellow Academy
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ORGANISATION COUNTRYGermany
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FUNDING TYPEFunding
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DEADLINE DATE15/04/2021
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RESEARCH FIELDNatural sciences
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CAREER STAGEFirst Stage Researcher (R1) (Up to the point of PhD)
Description
Small Organoboron Emitters
Project description:
In this project we aim at the synthesis of new chromophores and highly emissive chiral (or achiral) small molecules based on boron and other main group elements. The compounds should find application in bioimaging and OLEDs. The successful applicant will be involved in the synthesis of organoboron emitters, development of synthetic approaches to new classes of compounds and characterization of their optical, chiroptical and electrochemical properties. These studies will be supported by the DFT calculations and X-ray crystallography.
Keywords:
chirality, fluorescence, functional dyes, organoboron, synthesis
Entry requirements:
A master's degree or equivalent in Chemistry or related disciplines; a strong background in organic synthesis, a background in boron and materials chemistry would be an asset; experience in purification and analytical
techniques; good writing and speaking skills in English; critical thinking
Location:
Institut für Anorganische Chemie and Institute for Sustainable Chemistry & Catalysis with Boron/ Universität Würzburg/ Würzburg
Starting date:
01.11.2021
Funding:
limited to 3 years
How to apply?
Please apply via the HFA application portal.
The Hector Research Career Development Awardees will arrange interviews (via skype or if feasible in-person) with the most promising applicants. The final candidates will be invited for a personal presentation on July 8, 2021 in Bremen (Germany). The final decisions will be announced by August 2021.
Application Deadline:
April 15th, 2021
Enquiries:
For questions related to making your application, please contact Hector Fellow Academy Office: application@hectorfellow-academy.de or www.hector-fellow-academy.de
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