PhD Positions in Electrochemical Engineering, Brine Valorization, and Ion Separation at Wrocław University of Science and Technology Wrocław University of Science and Technology in United Kingdom

Open PhD research positions are available in electrochemical engineering and membrane technology at Wrocław University of Science and Technology in Poland.

The post is shared by Slawomir Porada, Associate Professor and Technology Adviser, who is recruiting motivated PhD students to join ongoing research activities.

Research themes include: brine valorization using electrochemical processes, highly selective ion separation for resource recovery and water treatment, electrodialysis, electrochemical carbon dioxide capture and conversion, ion transport through ion-exchange membranes, electrode and membrane materials development, electrochemical characterization, and numerical modeling of separation behavior.

The image also highlights two specific graduate-student projects: Electrified Brine Valorization and Selective Ion Separations Using Porous Electrodes and Ion Exchange Membranes. These projects are linked to European funding, including an EU-funded Pathfinder Challenges initiative and an ERC-funded research project, and involve collaboration with European research groups and an industrial partner.

Eligibility highlights: the post asks for motivated candidates with interest in electrochemical engineering, membrane processes, resource recovery, and water treatment. No detailed admission requirements, language-test rules, or deadline are stated.

How to apply: Contact the supervisor directly via LinkedIn or email at [email protected]. Include your background and interest in the listed research topics. A formal application link is not provided.