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We have 6 Chemical Engineering (fully funded) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Scotland
Chemical Engineering (fully funded) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Scotland
We have 6 Chemical Engineering (fully funded) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Scotland
Funded EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Quantum Informatics
Quantum computing provides unprecedented means to overcome bottlenecks of complex problems. The greatest impediment to realising the potential of quantum computing is lack of people power. Read more
PhD in Cyber-Physical Systems for Medicine Development and Manufacturing
Join CMAC and our partners for an exciting PhD journey, pioneering the future of medicines development and manufacturing. Read more
Towards net zero: Materials characterisation to improve the chemical safety case for deep geological disposal of waste
Saturn_Nuclear_CDT. Nuclear energy is a clean energy source with one of the smallest carbon footprints which produces more electricity on less land than any other clean energy source, such as windfarms. Read more
Predicting dense granular flow dynamics in complex environments
Solid particles dispersed in a liquid phase at high concentrations (dense) are encountered ubiquitously in industry, found in products ranging from cement and ceramic pastes to slurries for battery and solar panel manufacturing and foods; and in nature, such as mud flows, submarine landslides. Read more
Microfluidic-assisted particle manipulation in complex fluid environments for biomedical and engineering applications
We are delighted to offer two new PhD positions (one experimental and one numerical) on “particle manipulation in complex fluid environments for biomedical and engineering applications” at Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering - University of Strathclyde. Read more
Engineering Nanosensors Using Electrocrystallisation
Fully-funded PhD studentship available on nanosensor engineering by electrocrystallisation with the opportunity to start immediately. Read more
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