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algae PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

We have 14 algae PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

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Effective treatment of algae for drinking water production - PhD

This exciting fully funded MSc(RES) with a stipend of £20,000 pa, is sponsored by the Severn Trent Water. The research will look at treatment solutions to address the fresh challenges that algae pose to drinking water production due to climate change. Read more

NAPIC: Assessment of Potential Allergenicity of Alternative Proteins and Effect of Processing for Food Safety

One full scholarship is available in the School of Food Science and Nutrition in 2025/26. This scholarship is open to Home fee rated and International applicants and covers UK tuition fees plus a maintenance grant (£19,237 in 2024/25) for full-time study. Read more

Characterising water quality by target compound analysis of dissolved organic matter (DOM) in freshwaters

We are seeking a highly capable candidate for an exciting PhD opportunity developing and applying new methods for the quantification of natural organic compounds in freshwater ecosystems in the UK, offering 4 years funding and a full UKRI Research Training Support Grant. Read more

The ecological and societal benefits of environmentally friendly coastal structures – Southwick Reef

Beach landowner Shoreham Port is a commercial port that provides a full range of services aligned to commercial shipping, fishing and leisure marinas, alongside an extensive property and storage portfolio. Read more

Determining the role of FNR location in the photoprotection of photosystem I

Life on earth depends on photosynthesis, the source of our food, oxygen and most of our energy. Approximately 50% of this life-giving photosynthetic process happens in single celled organisms that live in the world’s oceans and form the critical basis of global food chains. Read more

Integration of algal biofuel and biogas production

There is an increased international interest in the use of algae to sustainably produce liquid biofuels to meet future energy demands, however there are many technical challenges associated with this promising technology. Read more
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