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Energy Technologies PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 171 Energy Technologies PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 171 Energy Technologies PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Improving the Sustainability of Hydrogen Power Generation through High Efficiency Turbine Designs
The department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Bath is inviting applications for the following fully funded PhD project, expected to commence in October 2022, or ideally by January 2023. Read more
PhD Studentship in Sustainable Power Systems: Automated framework for flexibility services in a battery energy storage proliferated smart power distribution system
In view of the quests to achieve greener future and hence, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 7 (clean and affordable energy for all) and 11 (smart cities and communities), current policies in the UK and globally are facilitating the decarbonisation of modern power grids. Read more
Characterisation of cast austenitic stainless steels using ultrasonic backscatter and artificial intelligence
Supervisory Team: M.K.Kalkowski and T.Blumensath. Project description. Do you enjoy numerical modelling? Are you interested in the application of artificial intelligence to engineering problems? If positive, this may be the right project for you. Read more
Floating Hydrokinetic Power Converter
Project description. Power generation from renewable energy sources is a prime concern for the technology development of the next decades. Read more
Investigating the effect of the combination of vibration, humidity and temperature on the durability and resilience of structures
The combined effect of temperature, humidity and dynamic actions on structures is a well-recognized and unresolved challenge by the scientific community. Read more
Optimal multi-period, flexible biorefinery process synthesis using dynamic optimisation and surrogate modelling techniques for multi-product, multi-feedstock bioproducts in the UK
Conversion of biomass to fuels and value-added chemicals is key to support net-zero aspirations globally and within the UK. Read more
The long-term impacts and optimal processing routes of global biomass supply chains in consideration of future carbon trading
Conversion of biomass to fuels and value-added chemicals is key to support net-zero aspirations globally and within the UK. Read more
Opportunities for Doctoral Studies at Bristol Composites Institute and National Composites Centre
We are pleased to announce as part of the ongoing collaboration the National Composites Centre (NCC) has sponsored 5 new EngD studentships. Read more
Advanced data analysis and measurement methods for high performance perovskites
Solar photovoltaic devices based on perovskite materials have demonstrated significant potential in recent years due to the high efficiencies achieved and their scalability potential. Read more
PhD in Automotive Power Electronics Reference ENG1581
This PhD project is part of the. CDT in Sustainable Electric Propulsion. The successful PhD student will be co-supervised by academics from within the. Read more
Ammonia in shipping – Advanced engine fundamentals
Ammonia is seen as key to decarbonising long range shipping, as it is zero carbon at point of use, and is easy to store and has high energy density compared to alternatives such as hydrogen and batteries. Read more
Novel processes for the production of industrial inorganic materials (industry enhanced stipend)
Cement and metal are the backbone of our infrastructure and economy. The aim of this project is to develop novel ways to integrate manufacturing and wastes recoveries in these foundation industries. Read more
Carrier lifetimes in silicon solar cells measured by muon spin spectroscopy
Photovoltaic installations have recently reached the terawatt level and this is almost entirely due to the success of silicon-based solar cell technologies. Read more
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Engineering Doctorate (EngD): Development of direct air capture (DAC) technology driven by renewable energy and CO2 conversion to fuel
Impact. This project will allow you to fully understand options for removing CO2 which is already in the atmosphere – making a direct contribution to the prevention of global warming. Read more
Visualising urban heat systems
Research Group:
School of Chemical and Process Engineering
Are you interested in decarbonising our energy system to help meet climate targets? Do you want to put your data analysis skills to use enabling decisions that will transform heat systems in cites? We are looking for enthusiastic applicants with a quantitative background (engineering/earth science/environmental science/geography) to join our interdisciplinary project and study for a PhD!. Read more