Stanford’s Ph.D. in Chemistry prepares scholars to lead breakthroughs in molecular design, chemical reactivity, and materials discovery. These dissertation ideas span synthetic chemistry, quantum modeling, catalysis, and chemical biology with direct industrial and academic applications.
Catalyst Design for Asymmetric Hydrogenation Reactions
Quantum Chemistry Simulations of Reaction Pathways
Photoredox Catalysis for Green Organic Synthesis
Design of Metal-Organic Frameworks for Gas Storage
Chemical Probes for Tracking Intracellular Redox States
Computational Design of Light-Harvesting Chromophores
Stereoselective Total Synthesis of Complex Natural Products
Nanozyme Engineering for Targeted Drug Activation
Mechanistic Studies of Enzyme Mimic Catalysis
Photoactivated Molecular Machines and Switches
CRISPR-Compatible Fluorescent Tags for Real-Time Cell Imaging
Peptide-Based Inhibitors of Protein-Protein Interactions
Single-Molecule Analysis of DNA Repair Enzymes
Functional Polymers for Smart Coatings and Sensors
Self-Assembly Mechanisms in Supramolecular Chemistry
Chemical Biology of Epigenetic Modifiers in Cancer
Solid-State NMR for Structure Elucidation of Membrane Proteins
Ultrafast Spectroscopy for Investigating Electron Transfer
Design of Catalysts for Plastic Waste Upcycling
Redox Flow Batteries Using Organic Electrolytes
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