Bioinspired filtration membranes Aston University in United Kingdom

Aston University is offering a fully-funded PhD studentship focused on the development of novel polymers for tunable protein-lipid nanodisc formation, as part of the MEMetic project. The aim is to create a platform technology for bioinspired filtration membranes, combining expertise in polymer science, membrane technology, and protein-lipid interactions. The project is supervised by a multidisciplinary team including Professors Alan Goddard, Roslyn Bill, Paul Topham, and Dr. Matthew Derry, all based at Aston University in the UK.

Applicants should have a background in chemistry, materials science, or chemical engineering, with relevant laboratory experience preferred. The studentship covers tuition and provides a stipend for living expenses. The application deadline is 30th November 2025. Interested candidates should apply online and may contact the supervisors for further information.