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iCASE PhD Studentship: Deciphering Reaction Mechanisms of Biomass Upgrading over Zeolitic Materials via Advanced NMR
This opportunity will remain open until the position has been filled and so early applications are encouraged. This. iCASE. PhD studentship in partnership with. Read more
Sustainable processes for the conversion of waste plastics into value chemicals
Plastics are commodity materials of utmost importance since they constitute the group of materials with one of the highest world consumptions. Read more
Advanced Composites Structures FEA/CFD Modelling Design and Manufacturing
Introduction. The most common composite material consists of carbon or glass fibres that are bonded together with a polymer matrix and are often referred to as carbon or glass fibre reinforced plastics (CFRP or GFRP). Read more
Compostable and oxo-degradable plastics - saviour of the natural environment? An investigation of their long-term fate and ecotoxicity, from land to the deep sea.
Plastic waste is transported by wind, water and ice, in terrestrial and marine environments. Certain environments may act as longer term ‘sinks’ for plastics, e.g., the deep seafloor (kms deep), whilst others may only be temporary, e.g. Read more
Defining the biological importance of micro- and nano-plastics on liver and gastrointestinal health
Plastic pollution is ubiquitous and will inevitably lead to human exposure. Plastic litter comes in a variety of sizes, but microplastics (MPs; <5mm) and nanoplastics (NPs; <1000nm) are of particular concern because of their small size and ability to enter organisms and food chains. Read more
Laser Imaging of Potassium in Biomass Thermal Processing
Biomass is increasingly important as a source of renewable energy and in chemical synthesis. Biomass includes agricultural and forestry waste. Read more
Atomic/Molecular insights into the formation of valuable products from waste biomass
Lignocellulosic biomass is a green alternative fossil resource to produce fuels (e.g. transport fuel, aviation fuel) and value-added products (e.g. Read more
New methods of carbon capture using green materials
The Paris Agreement set the goal of limiting the post-industrial global temperature increase to 1.5 °C and reducing the impact of point-source emitters of contributing greenhouse gases is essential in realising this ambition. Read more
Temporal and spatial changes in the composition of ancient Egyptian mummification resin
Research Group:
Molecular Environmental Sciences
The Ancient Egyptians believed that preservation (mummification) of the body immediately following death was essential if the individual was to be resurrected in the afterlife. Read more
Discovery of new p-type transparent conducting materials for applications in the flat glass industry
The position will remain open until a suitable candidate has been found and so early applications are encouraged. An opportunity for a 3.5 year PhD position supported by NSG Group towards the discovery of new p-type transparent conducting materials. Read more
Metal-organic framework derived catalysts for CO2 utilisation
PLEASE NOTE ALL APPLICATION ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE SENT TO. Dr Alexandros Katsoulidis. APPLY VIA. https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-research/how-to-apply/. Read more
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