Deadline January 1, 2008 Job description The Institute of Radiochemistry at the Research Center Dresden-Rossendorf invites applications for a PhD student (3 years) available immediately. The salary is according to the German TV-L (50 %). Tasks: Abiotic redox processes in the presence of ferrous iron control the mobility of many metals, metalloids and actinides, and are therefore expected to play a key role for the migration of radionuclides in sediments.

bazata pe cunoastere in domeniul micro si nanostructurilor obtinute prin bioactivare chimica si electrochimica in vederea aplicarii lor in medicina regenerativa. Scopul este deci de a dezvolta cu potentialul existent, prin sporirea suportului financiar, logistic si cu trei burse postdoctorale( Doctorat in Chimie, Biochimie,Fizica,Biotehnologie ) o echipa largita de cercetatori cu potential stiintific national si international, care sa se formeze

University of Southampton School of Chemistry Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Electrochemistry Salary: Ł24,161-Ł27,193 per annum Applications are invited for a postdoctoral position in Electrochemistry to work with Prof. P. N. Bartlett as part of an EU STREP programme on biosensors and biofuel cells. You should have postgraduate research experience in electrochemistry particularly in the areas of amperometric biosensors, surface modification, and

The metal mediated functionalisation of dinitrogen at ambient conditions is a longstanding goal in homogeneous catalysis. Although considerable progress has been made recently in N2 activation by early transition metals these complexes could not be implemented in catalytic conversions, so far. On the other hand, work of efficient N2 activation by late transition metals is scarce despite of interesting reactivities of these metals bound to pi-donor

EU Research Training Network on Dynamic Combinatorial Chemistry An Interdisciplinary Training Programme in Inorganic, Organic and Biological Chemistry Nine PhD studentships and two postdoctoral positions are available for three years and 18 months, respectively. Positions will start in the period of 1 September 2006 - 1 January 2007 and will be held in the following research groups: 1. University of Cambridge (UK): Sijbren Otto (coordinator) and