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PhD in Photocatalysts and CO2 Reduction for Artificial Photosynthetic Devices University of Liverpool in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Funding covers a stipend and home-level UK tuition fees.
Country
United Kingdom
University
University of Liverpool
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The University of Liverpool is inviting applications for a PhD project titled Air2Fuel – Integrating and studying CO2 reduction electrocatalysts into artificial photosynthetic devices.
The research will focus on developing, testing, and studying photocatalysts and CO2-reduction electrocatalysts. The project offers practical work with cutting-edge materials alongside the use of spectroscopic tools to investigate catalyst behavior and performance.
Professor Alexander Cowan, Professor of Chemistry at the University of Liverpool, is promoting the opportunity. The project sits at the intersection of catalytic chemistry, materials science, spectroscopy, electrochemistry, and artificial photosynthesis, with the broader goal of integrating CO2-reduction catalysts into devices inspired by natural photosynthetic systems.
The research environment will involve experimental catalyst development and characterization within the University of Liverpool’s chemistry and related research communities.
Funding details
Funding covers a stipend and home-level UK tuition fees.
How to apply
Review the Air2Fuel project information at the linked University of Liverpool page and follow its application instructions for the PhD opportunity.
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United Kingdom
Research Interests
Co2 Reduction
Spectroscopy
Photocatalyst
Electrochemistry
Electrocatalysis
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