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We have 29 corrosion science PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
corrosion science PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 29 corrosion science PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
New optical techniques for non-destructive sensing and monitoring
Technical paints provide essential corrosion protection to our infrastructure, which is vital to ensure public safety and drive down the unacceptable economic and carbon cost associated with the replacement of metals. Read more
In-situ Measurement and Modelling of Crevice Corrosion Kinetics in Stainless Steel
Crevice corrosion involves the breakdown of the protective passive oxide layer on stainless steels, leading to unprotected metal corroding at rapid rates due to the formation of electrical cells coupling the active corroding areas to the oxide covered, or passive areas. Read more
The Development of Novel and Sustainable Surface Preparation Processes for Steels Using Environmentally Friendly Solutions
The Industry and Innovation Research Institute (I2Ri) draws on talents, expertise and facilities across Sheffield Hallam University. Read more
Tribocorrosion resistant modulated nanoscale multilayer PVD coatings for Renewable Energy Sector
The Industry and Innovation Research Institute (I2Ri) draws on talents, expertise and facilities across Sheffield Hallam University. Read more
Corrosion and Microstructural Properties of Combined Microalloyed Mangalloys
Mangalloys are mostly suitable in extreme impact conditions thanks to their excellent self-hardening properties and high impact strength. Read more
The next generation of irradiation and corrosion resistant steels for fusion reactor
The United Kingdom is committed to achieving net zero (i.e. net zero carbon emissions) by 2050. This has triggered renewed interest in clean, low emission nuclear power. Read more
Organic coatings microstructure: insights from molecular simulations
Watching paint dry can be fascinating. Painting a room can make it aesthetically pleasing, but paints can do much more than just please the eyes. Read more
Assessment of Soft Magnetic Properties in Amorphous/Nanocrystalline High-Entropy Alloys through Magnetic Mechanism Modulation aimed at Next-Generation Electrical Machines
A key priority of the UK’s sustainability agenda is zero carbon emissions by 2050. To reach this objective, projections suggest that by 2030, 43% of cars on UK roads need to be electrically powered. Read more
Corrosion Optimization of Additively Manufactured High-manganese (high-Mn) Steels
High-manganese (high-Mn) steels are limited in their application due to their low with moderate corrosion resistance, but their electrochemical properties can further be enhanced especially in harsh environmental conditions. Read more
Hydrogen trapping and permeation in metallic and ceramic coatings for fusion powerplant applications
Research Group:
Coatings and Ceramics
Future fusion powerplants must maintain tritium inventory to ensure safe and sustainable plant operations. Structural materials in the breeder blanket and tritium extraction systems will be exposed to tritium and lithium. Read more
Microbial Induced Electrochemistry at the Local Site and Single Cell Level
Microbial Induced Corrosion (MIC) is a serious economic problem with an estimate worldwide cost of $113 Bn every year. MIC impacts a very wide range of industries, from power plants to construction, and even the health of humans with implants or protheses. Read more
Fuel Retention and Release Mechanisms in Breeder Blanket Materials for Nuclear Fusion Devices
With climate change driving a desire to move towards a low-carbon/carbon-free energy landscape, power generated from nuclear fusion offers a high-capacity, baseload electricity generation for the future. Read more
Machine Learning Techniques for Assessment of Structural Damage in Resource-Constrained Environments (VC24091)
The University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is seeking to attract a PhD candidate of outstanding ability and commitment to join its vibrant and growing programme of internationally excellent research. Read more
Development of Novel Thermochemical Heat Storage for Waste Heat Recovery
The rising demand for sustainable and efficient energy management has brought attention to the vast amounts of waste heat produced by industries. Read more
Demonstration of novel high temperature zirconium alloys under irradiation for generation-IV fission
A 3.5-year UK/EU PhD studentship is available in the group of Dr Sandy Knowles within the School of Metallurgy and Materials at the University of Birmingham, with a stipend of at least £19,237 per year. Read more
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