We are committed to shaping brilliant new scientists dedicated to the development of new tools to perform electrochemical transformations in organic synthesis.
Our 8 Doctoral Candidates will develop their research projects in one academic institution in Spain, France, Germany, United Kingdom or Sweden. Moreover, each one will complete two different secondments in other two research institutions of the consortium.
All the Doctoral Candidates will have the opportunity to undertake an optional stay in one of the two associated industrial partners of the network: Synthelia Organics or ESy-Labs.
All our DCs will receive periodic and specialized guidance under their Individual Research Projects.
The Electrify It project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 101226468.