Hong Jin Fan

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore is recruiting a PhD student for the Jan 2027 intake in the area of seawater batteries. The opportunity is posted by Professor Hong Jin Fan, who is affiliated with Nanyang Technological University and serves as Editor in Chief of Materials Today Energy . The research topic suggests a strong focus on energy storage, electrochemistry, and materials science, with possible overlap in chemistry and electrical engineering. The post states that the PhD position comes with a full scholarship. No stipend amount, tuition coverage details, or other funding terms are provided in the post. Eligibility requirements are not described beyond the PhD intake and research topic. Interested applicants should review the linked post and follow the university application process for the Jan 2027 intake. This is a good fit for candidates interested in seawater batteries, battery materials, electrochemical energy storage, and related research in materials science and chemistry.