PhD Studentship in Energy/Water/Food Nexus Adaptation and Mitigation at Imperial College London Imperial College London in United Kingdom

PhD studentship opportunity at Imperial College London in the broad area of Energy/Water/Food nexus, with a focus on the synergistic design of adaptation and mitigation strategies for climate and sustainability challenges.

The project is being advertised by Xiangkun Cao (Assistant Professor at Imperial College London) and is linked with Professor Niall Mac Dowell's group. The research themes highlighted in the post include climate-resilient infrastructure, disaster management, emission reduction, renewable energy, energy efficiency, conservation of natural resources, community and employee wellbeing, and creation of shared value.

Funding: For UK home-rate students, the studentship covers 3.5 years of UK tuition fees plus full living expenses. International students may also apply, but they must pay the tuition fee difference themselves.

Eligibility: The post explicitly states that the fully funded support is for UK home-rate students. No additional academic requirements, test scores, or degree prerequisites are mentioned in the post.

How to apply: Interested candidates should email their CV directly to [email protected]. The selection process is expected to be completed by June 7.

This is a strong fit for applicants interested in sustainability, climate adaptation and mitigation, energy systems, environmental engineering, and nexus-based research at a leading UK university.