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Nuclear Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 36 Nuclear Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 36 Nuclear Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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GREENCDT Developing an approach for zero power reactor experiment of thermal molten salt reactor
This project will primarily be based at The University of Liverpool. Molten Salt Reactors (MSRs) are a next-generation nuclear reactor technology outlined by Generation IV International Forum, fulfilling sustainability, economics, safety, and proliferation resistance goals. Read more
KESS 2 East Research Masters Scholarship: Development of advanced, targeted radioactive treatments for cancers
Project ID: BUK2E052. Annual Stipend: £11,937 p.a. Application Deadline: 22nd. July 2022. This project seeks to develop a new method in treating cancer by coupling nuclear medicine with Creo Medical’s sophisticated medical microwave technologies. Read more
Long range detection of alpha particles in air
Project Highlights. This is an industry backed project, the aim of which is to give the researcher experience of working in an industrial environment while completing their PhD, this will greatly enhance the researcher employment prospects post-degree. Read more
Nuclear DFT studies of atomic nuclei
Research Group:
Nuclear Physics
The tool of choice to describe properties of atomic nuclei from light to heavy and from drip-line to drip-line is the nuclear density functional theory (NDFT). Read more
Metallurgy and Materials International Excellence Doctoral Studentship 2022/23
The School of Metallurgy and Materials at the University of Birmingham is pleased to announce the call for the 2022/23 “Metallurgy and Materials International Excellence Doctoral Studentship” scheme. Read more
Hydrogen Ventilation in a Geological Disposal Facility
One of the biggest engineering challenges in safeguarding the UK from the legacy of half a century of nuclear power generation may be found in the design of long-term storage for spent fuel. Read more
Artificial Intelligence at the Electron Ion Collider
Research Group:
Nuclear Physics
The project is focused on the development of novel analysis tools based on Artificial Intelligence to enable new insights from both experimental and computational data while revolutionising the way high-level data analysis is currently done in nuclear and particle physics. Read more
Data-driven modelling of irradiation induced defects in fusion materials
Nuclear fusion promises to deliver an unlimited supply of clean, green energy, of paramount importance to help address the climate emergency. Read more
Optical sensing of formaldehyde in indoor environments PhD
Formaldehyde is a colourless gas that is hazardous to human health, but is also a valuable industrial chemical with limited alternatives. Read more
PhD Studentship in Hybrid quantum communication and sensing networks
One of the most exciting recent developments in physics has been the application of quantum physics to new technologies and the Sussex Centre for Quantum Technologies is one of the world’s leading centres for research in this area. Read more
In situ characterisation of liquids in decommissioning environments by LIBS
This project is fully-funded by the EPSRC and the National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) as an industrial case studentship and is primarily based at NNL Workington in West Cumbria. Read more
Irradiation Behaviour of Advanced Nano-Structured Alloys for Fusion Energy, with UKAEA
A funded 3.5-year UK PhD studentship is available in the group of Dr Sandy Knowles within the School of Metallurgy and Materials at the University of Birmingham, with a tax-free stipend of £15,285 per year. Read more
Perovskite Radiation Detectors
Research Group:
Radiation and Medical Physics Group
New technologies for digital X-ray sensors are currently revolutionising many aspects of public health and security, from medical imaging systems to the latest “3D” X-ray scanning technology used in airports. Read more