Commonwealth PhD Scholarship in Low-Carbon and Sustainable Energy Technologies at the University of Southampton University of Southampton in United Kingdom

Christopher de Leeuwe at the University of Bath is recruiting for a funded PhD studentship through the URSA studentship competition . The project focuses on advanced perovskite oxygen carrier materials for biomass-enhanced hydrogen production and CO₂ utilisation via chemical looping . The research combines materials development , reaction engineering , and low-carbon process design to support more efficient and sustainable hydrogen production. Relevant interests include hydrogen technologies , s...

Imperial College London’s Department of Chemical Engineering is advertising a funded PhD project in Engineered Sorbent Structures for Carbon Capture and Utilisation with Prof Ronny Pini and the Multiphase Systems Laboratory . The project focuses on the design and performance of porous materials and structured sorbents for clean energy and sustainable industrial processes. Research topics include pellets , monoliths , and 3D-printed architectures , with an emphasis on how manufacturing affects ca...

[Fully funded PhD studentship; specific stipend/fee amounts not specified.] University of Nottingham is offering a fully funded PhD studentship in the Net2Zero CDT on the development and demonstration of a laboratory-scale next generation multifunctional reactor for biochar production and bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) technology. The project is positioned at the intersection of reactor engineering , biomass conversion , biochar production , and carbon capture . The successful...

Bath Engineering & Design Studentships at the University of Bath are offering a PhD project in critical material recovery and regeneration across the hydrogen value chain through scaled electrochemical engineering . This project sits in the Department of Chemical Engineering and is supervised by Dr James Matthew Courtney and Prof Frank Marken . The research explores how to recover, regenerate, and recycle critical materials used in hydrogen technologies, with a focus on electrochemical technique...

PhD Studentship at the University of Nottingham in Advanced Microwave Technology Development for Activated Carbon Reactivation . This project sits within the Net2Zero Centre for Doctoral Training and focuses on developing more energy-efficient, lower-carbon microwave reactivation methods for activated carbon used in water and air treatment. The research is highly relevant to chemical engineering , environmental science , materials science , and related process engineering areas, with application...