Sodium-ion battery research Swansea University in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at the University of St Andrews in the School of Chemistry with Dr Amit Kumar and the Kumar Research Group. This funded PhD project focuses on the chemical upcycling of nitrile gloves through catalysis , polymer chemistry , organic chemistry , and inorganic chemistry . The research will develop new catalysts and methodologies for transforming nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR), a material widely used in nitrile gloves, into value-added polymers and explore applications for the result...

PhD opportunity in next-generation redox flow batteries at Queen Mary University of London. This fully funded 4-year studentship is based in the QMUL School of Engineering and Materials Science and the QMUL Centre for Sustainable Engineering, working on Advancing Redox-Targeting Flow Batteries with Solid Boosters for Breakthrough Energy Density . The project sits at the intersection of electrochemistry , energy materials , materials science , and advanced spectroscopy . The research aims to tran...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Cranfield University in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, supervised by Dr Mingming Zhu and Dr Stefano Mori . The project is titled Ammonia Solid Oxide Fuel Cell for Carbon-Free Energy Production and is based in Bedford, United Kingdom . This research sits at the intersection of chemical engineering , chemistry , materials science , environmental science , and energy technologies . The aim is to develop a novel direct ammonia solid oxide fuel cell (S...

PhD opportunity at Sheffield Hallam University in advanced wasteform development for challenging nuclear waste streams . The project sits within the School of Engineering and Built Environment and is aimed at supporting the UK nuclear industry by improving the immobilisation and long-term disposal of difficult legacy wastes. The research focuses on materials science , chemical engineering , and nuclear waste management . You will design glass and glass-ceramic compositions, prepare and melt surr...

Brown University is advertising a Postdoc in reactive transport and in situ remediation of PFAS in porous media . The project is part of an interdisciplinary research group that combines experimental and modeling investigations across a variety of scales. The post is shared by Linda Abriola (Joan Wernig and E. Paul Sorensen Professor of Engineering at Brown University) together with Kurt Pennell . Research interests highlighted in the announcement include PFAS fate and transport, porous media, r...