Updates and News from Ruth Webster's Group at Cambridge - Student Run - Organometallic, Catalysis and Main Group Chemistry - Big fans of Chemistry-related puns!
Congratulations to Emily Pocock on passing your PhD viva!! 🎉🥳
Big thank you to Dr Silvia Díez-González and Dr Louis Morrill @MorrillGroup for examining! @BathChem @LewisGroupChem
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Looking for a PhD studentship in synthetic organic chemistry or chemical catalysis? Join us at @ChemCambridge! We have two fully funded* PhD positions (starting Oct 2025; *home fees).
See the link for details:
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PhD studentship available in the group with @AstraZeneca in iron catalysis! Another inorganic catalysis PhD is also available !🧪🧪 @ChemCambridge
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Ruth Webster's group's approach to iron catalysis is to use simple, ligated systems. They try to avoid the use of phosphine ligands, instead opting for ligands that are inexpensive, scalable and flexible in terms of steric and electronic tuning.
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Congrats to Salma for passing her PhD viva last week @ChemistryCU - 12th from the group! Thanks to @GroupWebster and Jon Rourke for examining! Salma will be joining @Phillip_S_Grant at @NTUsg as a PDRA! All the best for the future! :)
A brilliant story of "Fe catalyzed reduction of Nitro compounds" by one of the flag bearers of the Fe catalysis, Prof. Ruth Webster @GroupWebster at @Icomc2024, Agra, India.
Synthetic and Mechanistic Studies into the Reductive Functionalization of Nitro Compounds Catalyzed by an Iron(salen) Complex | Journal of the American Chemical Society @vera_krewald @TUDarmstadt@cardiffuni@GroupWebster@ChemCambridge@Cambridge_Uni https://t.co/sJ6aWGNk4O
Massive congratulations to @CiaranLlewelyn who passed his PhD viva yesterday! 🥳 Special thanks to Prof. Mike Hill and Prof. Graeme Hogarth from @kclchemistry for examining. Well done Ci!👨🔬