NUS Research Scholarship

University of Nottingham Ningbo China is offering a PhD Scholarship in High-Performance Catalysts for CO2 Hydrogenation (reference 26TM_XF ) in the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering , Faculty of Science and Engineering. This opportunity is centered on chemical engineering , catalysis , CO2 hydrogenation , materials science , and related chemistry topics. The advertised research areas include rational design and synthesis of catalysts for efficient CO2 hydrogenation, investigat...

CSC-funded PhD position at the University of Groningen in the group of Prof. Paolo P. Pescarmona, focused on catalysis for CO₂ conversion into cyclic carbonates and polycarbonates. This opportunity is aimed at candidates with a relevant Master's degree who are eligible for CSC scholarship support. The post also specifies English-language requirements: IELTS 6.5 overall with at least 6.0 in each component, or an exemption where applicable, together with the University of Groningen PhD admission r...

PhD studentship in Chemical Engineering at the University of Cambridge , hosted in the Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry and supervised by Professor Erwin Reisner . The project is part of the Reisner Laboratory and focuses on solar energy conversion , photoreforming , plastic waste upcycling , sustainable fuels , and organic platform chemicals . The successful PhD student will work on developing a scalable process for photoreforming technology, design continuous-flow solar reactors , and demo...

🚨 PhD Scholarship Opportunity at RMIT University in collaboration with CSIRO Energy . This funded project is titled “Catalyst and Membrane Engineering for Electrochemical Co-Production of Ethylene and Green Hydrogen from Ethane” . It sits at the intersection of chemical engineering , chemistry , materials science , catalysis , electrochemistry , and membrane engineering , with a strong focus on sustainable fuels and clean-energy chemical manufacturing. The research aims to develop a low-temperat...

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...