Advanced Chemical Engineering MSc: Carbon Capture, Sustainable Energy, Process Systems and Pharmaceutical Engineering University of Edinburgh in United Kingdom

The University of Edinburgh offers a Materials and Processes MScR, a postgraduate research master's programme based at the Institute for Materials and Processes within the School of Engineering. It is available full-time over one year or part-time over two years, with multiple start dates and study at the King's Buildings campus in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. The programme is suitable for students seeking specialist research training in materials science, materials processing, chemical engineerin...

PhD opportunity at Aston University in Advanced Microwave Technology Development for Activated Carbon Reactivation , offered through the Net2Zero Centre for Doctoral Training . This project sits at the intersection of Chemical Engineering , Process Engineering , Particle Engineering , Environmental Science , and Materials Science . The research aims to develop and optimise microwave reactivation of spent activated carbon, with a particular focus on powdered activated carbon (PAC), which is curre...

PhD opportunity at the University of Bath in the Department of Chemical Engineering on optimising perovskite oxygen carriers for biomass-enhanced hydrogen production and CO₂ utilisation via chemical looping . This project sits within the Bath Engineering & Design Studentships competition and focuses on green hydrogen production, carbon capture, and chemical looping reactor/process design. The research combines reactor and chemical plant simulation with material synthesis , lab-scale testing , an...

PhD Research Fellowship in Circular Battery Strategies at the University of Inland Norway (Universitetet i Innlandet) in Norway. This is a PhD research fellowship focused on circular battery strategies, a topic at the intersection of sustainable energy systems, battery life-cycle thinking, resource recovery, and environmentally responsible materials management. The post is suitable for applicants interested in circular economy approaches to batteries, including reuse, recycling, and reducing env...

Imperial College London’s Department of Chemical Engineering is advertising a funded PhD project on porous materials for sustainability-related applications , supervised by Prof Camille Petit and the Petit Group. The project sits at the intersection of chemical engineering , materials science , chemistry , and environmental science . Research themes include zeolite-based materials for direct air capture of CO2 , boron nitride (BN) materials for catalysis , and the optimisation of adsorbent formu...