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The University of Liverpool is currently seeking PhD candidates for one of six SATURN PhD projects focused on non-invasive strategies for the mobilisation and washout of radioactive heels and residues from vessels and pipework. This research is part of a collaborative effort funded by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority and the SATURN Centre for Doctoral Training (EPSRC/University of Liverpool). The project aims to develop innovative methods for cleaning and decontaminating equipment used in nuclear facilities, contributing to safer and more effective decommissioning processes. Supervisors for this project are Davide Dapelo and Rob Poole, both affiliated with the University of Liverpool. Applicants should have a background in environmental science, chemical engineering, or a related field, and an interest in nuclear decommissioning and contamination control. Funding is provided, though specific details are not listed; CDT PhD positions typically offer full funding for eligible students. Interested candidates are encouraged to reach out to the supervisors or consult the SATURN CDT or University of Liverpool PhD opportunities page for further information on how to apply.