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We have 8 contaminated land PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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In-situ disposal of cementitious wastes at UK nuclear sites
This fully funded UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) PhD bursary provides an exciting opportunity to pursue postgraduate research relating to waste management during the decommissioning of UK nuclear sites. Read more
SCENARIO: Mitigating greenhouse gas releases from contaminated urban re-development sites (SC2023_25)
Background. The construction industry is a major contributor to global carbon emissions and urgently needs to address this to reduce its carbon emissions. Read more
GREENCDT The potential to infer reactor-borne contributions to anthropogenic plutonium-239 in the environment from the 244Pu/239Pu ratio
The short half-life of the plutonium isotopes, relative to the age of the solar system, results in all primordial plutonium in the environment on Earth being anthropogenic. Read more
NECESSARY (Net zEro CEments for Soil Stabilisation via wAste RecoverY)
This is an exciting opportunity to work on an industrial PhD research project at Ulster University with the UK’s leading specialist in ‘deep soil mixing’ (DSM) ground improvement, Deep Soil Mixing Ltd. Read more
PhD in Engineering - Semiconductor Detector Based In-situ Beta Detection at Nuclear Decommissioning Sites
James Watt School of Engineering of the University of Glasgow is seeking a highly motivated graduate to undertake an exciting 3.5-year PhD project entitled ‘Semiconductor Detector Based In-situ Beta Detection at Nuclear Decommissioning Sites’ within the Systems, Power and Energy research group. Read more
Foam Hadron Collider
Microfluidic devices involving small droplets or bubbles flowing along narrow channels are becoming increasingly important, not least in the context Covid-19 testing. Read more
Plastic waste as a feedstock for sustainable solar-driven hydrogen generation
Plastics are one of the most widely used materials on the planet, due to their properties and relatively low cost. However, production and utilisation of plastics had significant environmental impacts including greenhouse gas emissions and pollution on land and in the sea. Read more
Blue Space: Environmental Risks and Health Benefits of Coastal Recreation in a Changing Climate (VC23040)
There is growing interest in the use of blue space for recreation in the UK, which has potential to improve physical, mental and social health through inclusive community recreation (1, 2, 3). Read more
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