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THE KIMBER RESEARCH GROUP

Welcome to the KIMBER GROUP: A Synthetic Organic Chemistry research group based at the Department of Chemistry, School of Science, Loughborough University.
The Kimber Research Group synthesises functional molecules using contemporary synthetic methods.
Specifically:
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Application of photocatalysis in continuous flow
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Employing singlet oxygen in synthesis
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The use of enamides and allenamides in the synthesis of heterocycles.
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Synthesis of bioactive natural product targets.
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Development of novel Trogers base analogues for DNA intercalation
GROUP OPPORTUNITIES
PhD POSITIONS
Applications for PhD studentships are always welcomed and for information about projects contact Dr Marc Kimber. Application details can also be found on the department website.
We have several projects available with the funding status given for each. Please click on the links for further details.
Synthesis and biological potential of benzofuran natural products (self-funded)
Simplifying marine polycyclic ether synthesis through symmetry (self-funded)
Development of novel bicyclopentanes (BCP) bioisosteres from bench stable [1.1.1]-propellane precursors (self-funded)
POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONS
Funded post-doctoral positions will be advertised. However enquiries from suitably qualified and enthusiastic individuals are welcomed. Funding opportunities can be found at; UKRI, Leverhulme Trust, Royal Society, Royal Commission for the Exhibition 1851, European Research Council, Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP).
UNDERGRADUATE & SUMMER STUDENTSHIPS
Funding is often through the UKRI or the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). For enquiries contact Dr Marc Kimber.


Photochemistry - batch to flow
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