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Want to Join Us?
Want to Join Us?
We are looking for enthusiastic organic chemists with a keen interest in synthesis, spectroscopy, and theory of aromatics and functional dyes.
If you are interested in joining our group as a BSc, MSc, or PhD-level student, send an email to marcin.stepien@uwr.edu.pl or start a chat in MS Teams.
Positions available
Positions available
Electron-Deficient Cyclophanes and Annulenes. Functional Aromatics in Two and Three Dimensions
Electron-Deficient Cyclophanes and Annulenes. Functional Aromatics in Two and Three Dimensions
NCN OPUS. Principal Investigator: Prof. Marcin Stępień
PhD and undergraduate positions
Apply here
(before 2025.02.13)
Electron-Deficient Cyclophanes and Annulenes. Functional Aromatics in Two and Three Dimensions
Electron-Deficient Cyclophanes and Annulenes. Functional Aromatics in Two and Three Dimensions
NCN OPUS. Principal Investigator: Prof. Marcin Stępień
Post-docs: two positions, up to 36 months each, estimated start date: October 2023
PhD positions: contact the PI for more details
Open-Shell Nanocarbons: Organic Materials and Synthetic Tools
Open-Shell Nanocarbons: Organic Materials and Synthetic Tools
NCN OPUS. Principal Investigator: Prof. Marcin Stępień
One post-doctoral position, up to 16 months, estimated start date: October 2023
More Information
More Information
Post-docs
Post-docs
General Requirements
General Requirements
PhD in chemistry, degree must be recognized in Poland (see below)
strong synthetic skills (small scale work, multistep sequences, inert-atmosphere work, chromatography)
analytical methods: NMR, XRD, MS
fluent English
Tasks
Tasks
design and planning, synthetic and analytical work
mentoring of PhD and undergraduate students
lab management and maintenance
co-writing research papers and grant proposals
Contract
Contract
Full-time, initial contract 12 months, can be extended as advertised
Salary 140k PLN/year prior to deductions, full insurance
How to apply
How to apply
Check the advertisments for required documents;
Prepare your application documents and submit by email.
Consider applying for all advertised positions.
PhD Students
PhD Students
General Requirements
General Requirements
MSc in chemistry, degree recognized in Poland (check below)
Admission to the College of Chemistry of the UWr Doctoral School (Kolegium Doktorskie Chemii).
strong synthetic skills (small scale work, multistep sequences, inert-atmosphere work, chromatography)
analytical methods: NMR, XRD, MS
fluent English
Tasks
Tasks
design and planning, synthetic and analytical work
mentoring of undergraduate students
lab management and maintenance
co-writing research papers and grant proposals
Contract
Contract
Full time, up to 4 years
State scholarship / project scholarship (contact the PI for details)
How to apply
How to apply
If you are interested in a PhD position, please contact the PI directly.
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Wrocław
Wrocław
Wrocław, sometimes referred to as the "Venice of Poland," is a city brimming with history, culture, and a lively academic atmosphere. Renowned for its picturesque architecture, the city boasts a remarkable blend of styles ranging from Gothic, through Baroque, Art Nouveau to Modernism. Beyond its architectural beauty, Wrocław offers a thriving academic community that is both welcoming and intellectually stimulating.
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University of Wrocław
University of Wrocław
The University of Wrocław (UWr), founded in 1702, stands as one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions in Poland. With a rich history of academic excellence, our university fosters a collaborative and interdisciplinary environment, promoting innovative research and scholarly pursuits. Since 2019, UWr has been a designated Research University as part of the Initiative for Excellence program funded by the Polish Ministry of Science.
Recognition of PhD Degrees
Recognition of PhD Degrees
To be eligible for employment as a post-doctoral research or graduate student you must be a holder of a PhD or MSc degree, respectively. Depending on your country of origin, your degree may or may not be recognized in the Polish system of higher education. If your degree is not recognized by default, you will need to apply for a nostrification procedure. Nostrification takes several months and you will be expected to apply as soon as an initial employment offer is made to you.
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