PhD Scholarships 2019 Advert for FindaPhd. The University of Glasgow. Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow is the fourth oldest University in the English-speaking world and ranked 65th in the world (QS World University Rankings 2018).
Highly motivated and ambitious candidates are invited to apply for a fully-funded PhD studentship in the Miras Group at the School of Chemistry, University of Glasgow (https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/chemistry/staff/charalamposmoiras/ ).
This project will investigate the crystallinity and crystallography of calcite which has precipitated during sequestration of atmospheric CO2 by steel slag.
The composition and pollution implications of waste materials from historic paper makingThis project will investigate the composition and pollution implications of waste materials from historic paper making, using a case study site at Milngavie, Scotland.
Highly motivated and ambitious candidates are invited to apply for a fully-funded PhD studentship in the Symes Group at the School of Chemistry, University of Glasgow (www.symeslab.com).
The School of Engineering in University of Glasgow is seeking a highly motivated graduate to undertake an exciting 3.5-year PhD project entitled “Communication-Control Co-Design for Real-Time Wireless Control Systems” within the division of Electronic & Nanoscale Engineering.
This collaborative PhD is based on a partnership between academics researching the geographies of (mental) health/disability and Remake Up (http://remakeup.org/), a social enterprise in Glasgow that uses profits to fund subsidised or free permanent make-up (paramedical tattooing) for those with disfigurement or critical illness experiences involving facial or other bodily change.
Co-supervised by Professor Alistair Jump, University of Stirling. As recognised in Scotland’s Geodiversity Charter, geodiversity underpins biodiversity and faces pressures from human influence.
This project asks whether the Earth’s hydrosphere could have come from outer space via water-rich meteorites. The focus of this work will be on analysing the abundance and hydrogen isotopic composition of water in Mighei-like (CM) carbonaceous chondrites.
Co-supervised by Professor Alistair Jump, University of Stirling. Worldwide, it is estimated that steelmaking produces up to 250 million tonnes of waste slag per year.
