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The Physical Organic Chemistry Center occupies modern, cutting-edge laboratories (constructed in 2007) within the Chemistry School. Research topics span an exceptionally diverse spectrum, encompassing innovative approaches to reaction catalysis, enhanced comprehension of organic reactions in water-based solutions, and advancements in biosensor technology and functional multi-component system assembly. Central to these varied applications is a thorough, quantitative grasp of organic molecules' fundamental characteristics, reactions, and interactions. The investigative techniques employed are equally diverse, ranging from computational approaches like electronic structure theory and molecular dynamics simulations to solving intricate kinetic equations and creating data analysis tools. Experimental work may include organic synthesis, biophysical examinations (utilizing methods such as titration calorimetry, UV-visible spectroscopy, circular dichroism, infrared analysis, and NMR spectroscopy), and HPLC. MPhil and PhD candidates engaged in this research will gain comprehensive, cross-disciplinary training that proves valuable across numerous chemistry-oriented professions.
Full-time program duration - PhD 3 years, MPhil 1 year