Mi Tian

The University of Bath is recruiting a fully funded PhD student to join the MEGA-MOF project, focusing on Mechanochemically Engineered Metal Organic Frameworks for Advanced Gas Storage. The research centers on developing sustainable materials for hydrogen and CO2 storage, combining expertise in chemistry, materials science, and energy. The successful candidate will join a dynamic team led by Professor Mi Tian and Professor Andrew Burrows, both based at the University of Bath. The position is open to UK and international applicants, and funding is provided through Bath Engineering & Design Studentships, covering tuition and a stipend. Applicants should have a strong background in chemistry, materials science, or a related discipline. For more information and to apply, candidates should visit FindAPhD.com and follow the application instructions provided by the University of Bath.

PhD opportunities are available in hydrogen energy at the University of Bath with Professor Mi Tian . The project areas include hydrogen storage materials , porous materials , and hydrogen energy systems , making this a strong fit for students interested in chemical engineering , materials science , and related energy research. This opportunity is offered through the CSC–University of Bath PhD programme . The post states that competitive scholarships cover tuition fees , a living stipend , and travel support for up to four years . The opening is for autumn 2027 entry. Applicants are asked to send a CV and their research interests directly to the supervisor. The deadline given in the post is 29 November 2026 . Students with a background or strong interest in hydrogen energy, energy materials, porous materials, or storage technologies are encouraged to get in touch.