The group trains researchers in synthetic electrochemistry, organic synthesis, electroanalysis, reaction-mechanism studies, flow processing and scientific communication. Enquiries are considered where the proposed project fits the group’s programme and an appropriate funding or admissions route exists.
Projects begin with a clear chemical problem and a rigorous experimental plan.
Researchers in the group gain practical expertise in electrosynthesis, supported by training in organic synthesis, electrochemical measurement, reaction-mechanism studies, flow processing, analytical interpretation, scientific writing and presentation. Training is tailored to the project and career stage.
A CV is not required for an initial enquiry. It can be requested later if the discussion progresses to a formal application.
Choose the route that matches your career stage and funding position.
Check official listings
Apply through the route and deadline stated in each official advert. Check both the University’s current studentships and its wider FindAPhD listings, which may include funded and self-funded projects.
Current University studentshipsUniversity of Greenwich projects on FindAPhD
Enquiries welcome
Potential applicants should first identify a suitable supervisor and discuss the research idea. Formal applications follow the live University requirements and are submitted through the official process.
Enquiries considered
State your home institution, supervisor, proposed visit period, funding, required facilities and a defined project that complements current group work. The home institution remains responsible for its approvals and funding unless agreed otherwise.
Check official listings
Advertised posts must be applied for through the recruitment route named in the official University advertisement.
Institutional selection required
Include your eligibility, scheme, project outline and why the Lam Research Group is the appropriate host. Contact the group well before the funder’s deadline because institutional approval, internal selection and proposal development may be required.
Enquiries considered
MPhil admission and project development follow the University’s research-degree process. Initial enquiries should describe the proposed research question, relevant preparation and funding route.
Partnerships
Collaboration enquiries are handled through the Partnerships page, which explains the group’s capabilities, suitable project types and the route for an initial non-confidential discussion.
Eligibility, deadlines and host requirements must be checked directly with each funder.
Doctoral candidates
Only external awards that can support doctoral study in the Lam Research Group at the University of Greenwich are listed here. UKRI studentships must be attached to, or formally hosted by, the University. Eligible international candidates should also investigate scholarships from their home-country government, national research council, employer or current university.
Postdoctoral researchers
Fellowship enquiries should identify a specific external scheme and explain the proposed research fit. Host approval and internal selection may be required before submission.
