Chemistry, materials science, chemical/mechanical/materials engineering University of Toronto in Canada

Fully funded PhD opportunity in microwave-assisted plasma synthesis of graphene at the University of Windsor in Canada. The position is associated with the NanoACE Research Group in Mechanical, Automotive, and Materials Engineering . The research topic sits at the intersection of materials science , chemical engineering , mechanical engineering , and physics , with a focus on plasma-based synthesis and graphene production. Eligibility highlights: a thesis-based Master's degree in Mechanical, Che...

PhD opening at the University of Windsor in the NanoACE Research Group with Dr. Nickolas Eaves , Department of Mechanical, Automotive, and Materials Engineering. The project is on microwave-assisted plasma synthesis of graphene , with strong relevance to materials science , mechanical engineering , chemical engineering , and physics . The post highlights experimental work in reacting flows , combustion , plasma systems , and aerosol/gas-phase materials synthesis . Eligibility: a thesis-based Mas...

The Baker group at Queen’s University is hiring PhD students in areas related to Chemical Engineering and Chemistry . The post is from Rachel Baker, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at Queen’s University, and invites interested candidates to join a fun team of chemists and chemical engineers. This appears to be a research opening rather than a scholarship programme. No funding details, deadline, or formal application portal are included in the visible post text. Interested applicants ...

Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Sustainable Aviation Fuels at the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada). The Upham group in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering is recruiting a postdoctoral fellow to develop a tandem catalytic process that converts syngas into oxymethylene ethers (OMEs) for sustainable aviation fuels. The project is experimentally focused and combines heterogeneous catalysis, catalyst synthesis, catalyst characterization, flow reactors, gas chromato...

PhD opportunity at the University of Victoria in the Gharehkhani Group, co-supervised by Prof. James Olson and Prof. Peter Wild. The project focuses on developing novel wood-based materials, with particular attention to microfibrillated cellulose and the refining process. The research combines experimental work with extensive data analysis and may include machine learning tools to improve process understanding and materials development. Preferred backgrounds include mechanical engineering, pulp ...