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If you are interested in joining a dynamic, supportive, and ambitious research group in the heart of London, then we have upcoming funded PhD scholarships and Postdoc positions. We are looking for motivated team members with a strong interest in theoretical chemistry, programming experience, and a relevant background in chemistry, physics, or quantum theory.
We are committed to building a supportive and inclusive research environment that promotes excellence in science, and we welcome applicants from all backgrounds. We are particularly interested in supporting applications to competitive postdoctoral research fellowships (see below). If you are interested in joining our group, then please contact us with a CV and a short statement of how your scientific interests fit our research (max 150 words). Open funded positions will be advertised below and on the UCL Chemistry website.
Open advertised positions will be listed here when available. Please contact Hugh directly to if you wish to enquire about upcoming opportunities that are not listed.
Research Fellow in Theoretical Quantum Chemistry [Closing date: 5-Sep-2025]
2-year fixed term postdoctoral position (£43,374 - £51,860)
If you are interested in joining our group for a PhD and there is not a funded studentship listed above, then we encourage you to apply for competitive studentship funding through UCL or external organisations. Please contact Hugh directly to discuss potential research projects and opportunities for funding. Information about PhD applications to UCL Chemistry can be found on the website here, and some funding sources include:
UCL Research Excellence Scholarship (Applicants from anywhere)
Inlaks Foundation (Applicants from India)
JN Tata Scholar (Applicants from India. Loan scheme)
Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation (Applicants from India. Loan scheme)
Marshall Scholarship (Applicants from USA)
Croucher Foundation (Applicants from Hong Kong)
We welcome candidates who wish to apply for independent postdoctoral research fellowships to join the group. We will provide strong support to design suitable research projects and prepare a competitive application. Potential fellowships include:
Newton International Fellowships (non-UK candidates)
DFG Fellowship (German nationals)
More information can be found on the UCL Chemistry website.
We welcome research students on the MSc Chemical Research and MSc Materials and Molecular Modelling courses at UCL. Students should apply directly to the relevant course using the links provided and then meet with prospective project supervisors during their induction week.