Gaurav Bhaduri
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PhD Opportunity in Catalyst Development for Bio-Oil Pyrolysis Upgradation Indian Institute of Technology Jammu in India
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Available
Deadline
Expired
Country
India
University
Indian Institute of Technology Jammu

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PhD opportunity at the Process Intensification and Advanced Materials (π-NAM) Lab for the IIT Mandi–IIT Jammu Joint Degree Programme.
The project is titled “Development and Testing of Catalyst for Pyrolysis of Bio-Oil Upgradation” and focuses on the development and testing of catalytic materials for both in-situ and ex-situ pyrolysis. This is an interdisciplinary research opportunity connecting chemical engineering, chemistry, and nanotechnology, with applications in sustainable biofuel technology.
Selected candidates will be guided by Gaurav Bhaduri at Indian Institute of Technology Jammu and Prof. Venkata Krishnan at Indian Institute of Technology Mandi.
Eligibility details are provided in the linked notice. The post does not mention funding, stipend, or tuition coverage, so applicants should check the official advertisement for full conditions.
Deadline: 10 July 2026.
Interested candidates should review the detailed advertisement and eligibility information, then apply using the linked instructions before the deadline.
Funding details
Available
What's required
Applicants should be eligible for the IIT Mandi–IIT Jammu joint PhD degree programme and meet the eligibility criteria in the linked advertisement. The post does not specify additional academic thresholds, but candidates should be interested in interdisciplinary research spanning chemistry, chemical engineering, and nanotechnology.
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