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We have 6 foam PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
foam PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 6 foam PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
PhD Studentship in Development of FEA models for estimating fatigue life of high performance running shoes
Applications are invited for a research studentship in the field of Mechanics of Materials leading to the award of a PhD degree. The aim of this research is to develop FEA simulations that can answer the question of how long a running shoe will last. Read more
NAPIC: Microbubbles stabilised by plant protein-polysaccharide complexes: from oral processing to rational design of sustainable food foams
One full scholarship is available in the School of Food Science and Nutrition in 2025/26. This scholarship is open to Home (UK, Ireland) and international applicants and covers UK tuition fees plus a maintenance grant (£19,237 in 2024/25) for full-time study. Read more
Developing new generation adsorbent for Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal
NTHU-UoL Dual PhD Programme between National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan and the University of Liverpool in the UK is a well-established programme, where students spending 2 years at both institutions. Read more
Smart Soft Materials with Dynamic Nano-Topographies
Biological soft solids exhibit extraordinary dynamic functionalities, such as goosebumps for thermal regulation, prey detection in Venus flytraps, and cuttlefish color changes for camouflage. Read more
Formulation and stability of beer head foams
Traditional beer production is one of the oldest biotechnology processes, however there is increasingly a demand for further innovation to create new and higher quality product lines as well as improved production economics. Read more
Rapid production of hollow spheres using coaxial nozzles
When a gas surrounded by a liquid film flows out of a coaxial nozzle, the stream can spontaneously deform into liquid shells; bubbles of air trapped in a layer of liquid. Read more
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