The University of Western Ontario is recruiting a PhD student to join a research project focused on next-generation wastewater treatment. The project will cover advanced oxidation, disinfection kinetics, digital twins, and HRMS-based monitoring, with opportunities for pilot-scale work in collaboration with municipal and industry partners. This position is ideal for candidates with a strong background in environmental or chemical engineering who are interested in innovative approaches to water treatment and environmental protection. The research will involve both experimental and digital modeling components, providing a comprehensive training environment for future leaders in environmental science and engineering. Applicants should be prepared to engage in interdisciplinary research and work closely with external partners. The expected start date is May or September 2026. Interested candidates should send their CV to Professor Domenico Santoro at [email protected]. Only qualified applicants will be shortlisted for interviews. This opportunity is particularly suited for those passionate about environmental sustainability, advanced water treatment technologies, and applied engineering research.

The University of Western Ontario is seeking a PhD student to join a research project focused on next-generation wastewater treatment. The research will cover advanced oxidation, disinfection kinetics, digital twins, and HRMS-based monitoring, with opportunities for pilot-scale work in collaboration with municipal and industry partners. This position is ideal for candidates with a background in environmental or chemical engineering who are interested in innovative approaches to water treatment and environmental protection. The project aims to develop and implement cutting-edge technologies for improved wastewater management, offering hands-on experience and industry engagement. Applicants should have a strong academic record and relevant research experience is preferred. The expected start date is May or September 2026. Interested candidates should send their CV to Professor Domenico Santoro at [email protected]. Only qualified applicants will be shortlisted for interviews. For more information, you may visit the supervisor's LinkedIn profile. This opportunity provides a unique chance to contribute to impactful research in environmental science and chemical engineering at a leading Canadian institution.