Research projects

OxICFM students undertake a 42-month substantive research project in their chosen area of expertise (molecular, nano-scale or extended solids). Projects available for the incoming cohort are listed on this page when admissions open, along with a brief summary of the project, some relevant background reading, and the contact details of the principal investigator. CDT applicants are encouraged to read through the available projects and list their three preferred projects in order of preference in their application form. Further details on the research projects are available through direct contact with the supervisors or on application.

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My Project is jointly supervised by Prof Langton and Prof Faulkner. I really love this collaboration as both their individual expertise and practical support from other members of their research groups has been incredibly helpful! I really think this has been the driving force for the progression of my project, and I love that I have been able to learn such a wide array of techniques from both the groups. Also getting two Christmas dinners every year is great!
Charlie Simms (2020 cohort)
I chose the OxICFM CDT because I wanted to work on a multidisciplinary project that would allow me to explore a unique area of chemistry. Collaborative projects are often ambitious, but let you explore a completely unique area of chemistry that few people in the world are working on, which is exciting.
Alex Mapp (2021 cohort)
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