Nick Eaves
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PhD Position in Microwave Plasma Synthesis of Graphene and Hydrogen University of Windsor in Canada
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Fully funded for 4 years. Open to domestic and international applicants.
Country
Canada
University
University of Windsor

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Nick Eaves, Associate Professor at the University of Windsor, is recruiting a PhD student for the NanoACE group to lead experimental work on microwave plasma synthesis of graphene. The project focuses on converting hydrocarbons into graphene and hydrogen with no direct CO2 emissions, making it a strong fit for students interested in nanomaterials, plasma processing, and sustainable chemical conversion.
The position is aligned with research areas including Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, and Chemistry. The post highlights hands-on experimental work in reacting flows, plasma systems, and gas-phase materials synthesis. Applicants should have a thesis-based master's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Materials Engineering, Applied Physics, or a related field, and should have a published, submitted, or in-progress journal paper.
The PhD is fully funded for 4 years and is open to both domestic and international applicants. The work is based at the University of Windsor in Canada. No deadline is stated in the post, so interested candidates should apply as soon as possible.
To apply, email a cover letter, CV, and transcripts to [email protected] with the subject line “NanoACE Graphene – PhD – Name”.
Funding details
Fully funded for 4 years. Open to domestic and international applicants.
What's required
Applicants should have a thesis-based master's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Materials Engineering, Applied Physics, or a related field. Desired experience includes hands-on experimental work in reacting flows, plasma systems, or gas-phase materials synthesis. A published, submitted, or in-progress journal paper is required or strongly preferred as stated in the post.
How to apply
Send a cover letter, CV, and transcripts by email to [email protected]. Use the subject line: "NanoACE Graphene – PhD – Name".
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