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plastic PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 47 plastic PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Research and Application of Plastic Behavior and Constitutive Model of Thin Plate Metal Materials
Thin sheet metal materials have extensive applications in modern engineering fields. The study of their plastic behavior and constitutive models plays an important role in optimizing manufacturing processes and enhancing product quality. Read more
Investigating plastic behaviour in immature bones
There are many differences in mechanical properties between immature and adult bones. While adult bones have been studied extensively, particularly in relation to non-healthy ageing and the risk of fracture, there has been a lack of study on immature or young bones and their mechanical properties. Read more
Investigating proinflammatory and toxicological properties of nano-microparticles (NMP) from different sources of plastic waste and environmental pollution
Research Group:
Biomedical Research Group
Research Group. Biomedical Research Group. Proposed supervisory team. Dr Grisha Pirianov. Dr Dannielle Green. Theme. Biomedicine and Environmental Pollution. Read more
Atomic-Scale Regulation on photocatalysts for Solar plastic upcycling
About the project. The aim is to produce new fundamental science for sustainable production of hydrogen and value-added chemicals through a solar-driven photocatalytic approach using abundant plastic wastes and high-performance photocatalysts. Read more
Sustainable processes – reducing single use plastics in healthcare
The burden of medical plastic waste has become an increasingly pressing concern in recent years. The healthcare industry relies heavily on single-use plastic items due to their convenience and hygiene factors, but this has led to a significant environmental problem. Read more
Joint Imperial – Technical University of Munich PhD studentship on Environmental Exposures and Atherosclerosis
Applications are invited for a fully funded full-time PhD research position at the National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College London, UK. Read more
Development of Biodegradable Fiber-Based Bags for Sustainable Plant Nurture
The need for environmentally friendly and sustainable solutions to combat plastic pollution has never been more critical. Plastics, particularly single-use plastic bags, have had a detrimental impact on our ecosystems and contribute to environmental degradation. Read more
Modelling the formation & recycling of plastic composites
Polymer composites are used in a wide variety of applications including electronic devices, aerospace and automotive components, wind turbines and plastic packaging. Read more
PhD position in Organometallic Catalysis: New Catalytic Methods for Green Organic Synthesis / CO2 utilisation / Plastic Recycling
About the Project. Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD position to work in the lab of Dr. Amit Kumar at the School of Chemistry, University of St. Read more
Barocaloric organic ionic plastic crystals and prototype development
A PhD studentship is available in the group of Dr Claire L. Hobday (School of Chemistry, The University of Edinburgh; ( http://www.chem.ed.ac.uk/staff/academic-staff/dr-claire-hobday ) in collaboration with Sunamp, UK (https://sunamp.com/#home/ ). Read more
Catalytic recycling of polyester plastics to monomers
Plastics are ubiquitous in modern society, finding widespread applications due to possessing optimal physical and chemical properties. Read more
Failure Fundamentals: Understanding the role of Hydrogen in Jet Engine Failure
The Department of Materials at Imperial College London, as part of the new CDT in Materials 4.0, is looking for a candidate to undertake a PhD project in the field of Metallurgy, investigating failure in jet engine materials. Read more
Designing the properties of renewable plastics
The world relies on the availability of cheap and plentiful plastics, which can have a wide range of functionalities and applications. Read more