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We have 65 synchrotron PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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PhD in Physics - Pressure-dependent synchrotron studies of barocaloric materials for zero carbon heating and cooling
Applications are open for a fully-funded PhD studentship in the field of “Pressure-dependent synchrotron studies of barocaloric materials for zero carbon heating and cooling". It is a collaborative effort (50:50) between Diamond Light Source and the University of Glasgow. Read more
Understanding the influence of oxide dispersion strengthening on the ductile-brittle transition temperature of EUROFER97
Duration/ Funding of the project. 4 years. Industrial Sponsor. UKAEA. Industrial Supervisor. John R. Echols, UKAEA. EUROFER97 (E97) is the leading candidate structural material for EU-DEMO; however, its susceptibility to thermal creep limits its upper operating temperature. Read more
Building a concept for hydrogen-tolerant alloys
Supervisors: Professor Michael Preuss (Monash). Application deadline: accepting applications immediately for a planned PhD commencement March/April 2023. Read more
Fabrication of topological open pore structures via laser based additive manufacturing and dealloying
Industrial Partner. Cooksongold. Industrial supervisors. Oxana Magdysyuk,. oxana.magdysyuk@diamond.ac.uk. , Diamond Light Source Ltd., Didcot, UK. Read more
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
4-year PhD Studentship in the Future of Open Data
4-year PhD Studentship in the Future of Open Data. Shaping a modern approach to open data from a World-leading science facility. Supervisors: Professor Susanna-Assunta Sansone and Dr Philippe Rocca-Serra, Data Readiness Group (. Read more
“The design of new Fe-based galling resistant hardfacing alloys”
Supervisors. Professor Christopher Hutchinson (Monash), Professor Michael Preuss (Monash) and Dr David Stewart (Rolls-Royce, UK). Read more
“Architectured steels and superalloys through advanced powder metallurgy”
Supervisors. Professor Michael Preuss (Monash), Professor Christopher Hutchinson (Monash), Dr David Stewart (Rolls-Royce, UK). Application deadline. Read more
“The development of new lead-free brasses”
Supervisors. Professor Christopher Hutchinson (Monash), Dr Sebastian Thomas (Monash). Application deadline. accepting applications immediately. Read more
Exploiting Anisotropy in Functional Oxides for Energy Applications
In order to realise clean, carbon-free electricity production and hydrogen generation on a commercial scale, it is essential to optimise emerging technologies such as solid oxide fuel cells and solid oxide electrolyser cells. Read more
PhD Studentship in Li-mediated Nitrogen Reduction for Ammonia Synthesis
Lancaster University’s new institute focusing on sustainability welcomes applications for two 3.5-year PhD studentships, funded by EPSRC (current stipend at £17668 per year). Read more
Understanding the influence of oxide dispersion strengthening on the ductile-brittle transition temperature of EUROFER97
Nulcear fusion systems are considered as a long term solution to ensure the supply of sustainable CO2-free energy. Fusion reactor structural materials will be subjected to unique and extreme environmental conditions which degrade properties such as ductility, strength, and creep resistance. Read more
(EPSRC DTG)- Fluorination of Metal-Organic Frameworks
An EPSRC DTG funded PhD studentship is available in the Centre for Nanoporous Materials, Department of Chemistry for an excellent chemist in the field of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). Read more
EPSRC- Environmental fate of radioactive ‘hot particles’ in marine and terrestrial systems: A biogeochemical study
The UK has a legacy of radioactive “hot particles” in the environment which were released into the sea via historic discharge (e.g. Read more
Mechanochemical manufacture of defect engineered materials for next generation hydrogen Technology (MechTech)
Mechanochemical manufacture of defect engineered materials for next generation hydrogen Technology (MechTech). UoB Supervisor and School. Read more