EPSRC studentship

PhD studentship at the University of Cambridge in the Department of Engineering on experimental investigation of phase change mechanisms in aircraft contrail formation . This fully funded project is part of the Leverhulme Trust research programme Bridging the scale gap: From non-equilibrium thermodynamics to contrails . The research combines laboratory experiments with high-fidelity numerical modelling to study vapour-liquid-solid phase transitions in aircraft exhaust plumes, with relevance to s...

PhD opportunity at the University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh, UK on water treatment with membranes , with a focus on improving the lifespan of nanofiltration (NF) membranes used for drinking water production in Scotland. The project studies membrane fouling and how different foulants affect membrane lifetime, including natural organic matter , soluble and particulate iron and manganese , and biofouling . The research aims to understand fouling formation on membrane surfaces and to inform more eff...

University of Cambridge is advertising PhD Studentships in the Institute for Energy and Environmental Flows (Fixed Term), based in the Department of Earth Sciences . The studentships support PhD research related to energy, environment, and fluid mechanics . The call is especially relevant for applicants with backgrounds in Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Chemical Engineering, or broader Engineering . Funding covers living expenses and graduate fees at a level comparable ...

[PhD studentship funded by BBSRC through the Midlands Integrated Biosciences Training Partnership, in partnership with the University of Warwick, University of Birmingham, Aston University, Harper Adams University, Coventry University, and the University of Leicester.] PhD Studentship: Sense-treat-erase Metal Organic Frameworks for Autonomous Crop Protection at the University of Birmingham . This PhD project explores a new approach to crop protection using sprayable metal-organic frameworks (MOF...

PhD Scholarship Project at Imperial College London in the Department of Chemical Engineering. This funded PhD focuses on vanadium recovery , spent sulfuric acid catalysts , low-carbon cement additives , techno-economic analysis , and life-cycle assessment . The project builds on preliminary work at Imperial College London to develop a circular process for selectively leaching vanadium from spent vanadium pentoxide catalysts and valorising the silica-rich residue as a supplementary cementitious m...