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  PhD studentship: Degradation of the of the lithium-ion battery
University of Nottingham School of Chemistry
  Dr L Johnson
Applications accepted all year round
The Aim is to understand the dynamic chemistry within the lithium-ion battery during cycling with specific focus on routes of failure and degradation.
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  Automotive Lithium Ion Battery Diagnostics (EngD)
University of Warwick WMG
  Prof D Greenwood, Dr J Low, Mr M Amor-Segan
Applications accepted all year round
Funding. £20,277 (for UK/EU nationals) which includes a £4,000 industrial top up, for 4 years. Supporting company. Millbrook. Start Date.
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  Next generation winter road maintenance forecasts using data from the Internet of Things
University of Birmingham NERC Doctoral Training Centre Studentships with CENTA
  Dr L Chapman, Dr S Bell
Application Deadline: 21 January 2019
On a cold night in winter with a frost forecast, UK highway authorities potentially spread up to 35,000 tonnes of rock salt over 3,500 salting routes in order to keep the nation’s key roads open and safe.
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  PhD studentship opportunity in Multiscale Modelling of Lithium-sulfur Batteries
University of Surrey Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
  Research Group: Automotive Engineering Research Group
  Dr T Zhang, Dr C Lekakou
Applications accepted all year round
Lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries hold the promise of becoming the next generation battery technology for automotive and transport applications due to its 2-3 times higher energy density than today’s lithium-ion batteries.
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  Exploring recycling and reuse of end-of-life lithium-ion batteries
University of Birmingham School of Chemistry
  Dr P Allan
Application Deadline: 13 January 2019
With an increasing number of electric vehicles being purchased in the UK, methods to recycle automotive batteries at the end of life are urgently needed.
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  Advanced cell chemistry for aluminium-based rechargeable batteries
University of Leicester Department of Chemistry
  Prof A R Hillman, Prof K Ryder
Application Deadline: 21 January 2019
Batteries are of increasing importance in zero emission vehicles, mobile computing and communication, energy storage from (intermittent) renewable sources, back-up for grid failure, and operation in “off-grid” environments.
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  In situ far-infrared spectroscopy of electrochemical interfaces within batteries
University of Liverpool Department of Chemistry
  Prof L Hardwick, Prof R J Nichols
Application Deadline: 30 June 2019
In situ spectroscopies are amongst the most important innovations for modern electrochemistry since they are able to deliver precise molecular level views of electrochemical interfaces and reactions.
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  Sub nanometre coatings for energy storage and harvesting applications
University of Warwick School of Engineering
  Dr NE Grant, Prof JD Murphy
Application Deadline: 25 January 2019
Global energy generation is heavily reliant on fossil fuels, and unless these ’dirty’ sources are replaced by sustainable energy technologies such as photovoltaics (PV) and wind, global warming will quickly become unmanageable.
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  Glass to ceramic transition in sodium solid-state electrolytes
University of Bath Department of Physics
  Prof P Salmon, Dr A Zeidler
Application Deadline: 27 January 2019
Glass-ceramics are special materials, whose composition and microstructure can be tailored to deliver the properties of both glass and polycrystalline materials, which include a low coefficient of thermal expansion, optical transparency, machinability and biocompatibility.
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  Thin films for silicon-based tandem photovoltaics
University of Warwick School of Engineering
  Prof JD Murphy, Dr NE Grant
Application Deadline: 25 January 2019
More than 90% of photovoltaic solar cells are made from crystalline silicon, and this market share is increasing as worldwide installations approach the terawatt level.
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