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understanding the impact of water chemistry on virus disinfection efficacy. The research will provide a comprehensive assessment of current disinfection practices, particularly in collaboration with UK water
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requirements Applicants should have a minimum equivalent to a UK upper second-class degree (2.1) and preferably an MSc in a relevant subject such as chemistry or chemical engineering. The ideal candidate should
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and to increase cropping areas. Surfactant chemistries can improve water penetration into soils, increase soil water retention in hydrophobic soils and increase water availability to crops. Products
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class UK honours degree or equivalent in a related discipline. This project would suit those with a background in chemical or civil engineering, as well as those with chemistry or biological science
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, such as in water treatment technology (water and wastewater engineering), water quality analysis (environmental chemistry), and molecular microbiological analysis (microbiology), will be provided
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. The candidate is welcome to apply with a background or an interest but not limited to biosensors, microfluidics, synthetic biology, analytical chemistry, environment science, molecular biology, microbiology and
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(multi-chemistry) battery systems. Certification pathways for airworthy battery systems. Cranfield University’s Advanced Vehicle Engineering Centre is a busy and highly active centre offering several