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ligand discovery in silico for Li, Mn, Co and Ni recovery from spent lithium batteries. This will take advantage of experience in Nguyen group on using AI and Machine Learning for ligand discovery in
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rate (£19,237 for 2024/25). The start date is 1st October 2024. This project will focus on the development of membrane-less redox flow battery systems for grid-scale energy storage. We will use novel
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the difference between Home and International fees. Overview Are you interested to research how to make next generation rechargeable batteries? Rechargeable batteries are the key energy storage devices
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PhD in Mechanical and Systems Engineering: Manufacturing of the Next Generation All-Solid-State Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Award Summary 100% home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living
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costs compared to fossil-fuel counterparts; reduced vehicle payloads; ranges limitations; lack of charging infrastructure; degradation of battery capacities with time etc. These challenges are holding
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costs compared to fossil-fuel counterparts; reduced vehicle payloads; ranges limitations; lack of charging infrastructure; degradation of battery capacities with time etc. These challenges are holding
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PhD Studentship–Computational Design of Solid-State Battery Materials Award Summary 100% home tuition fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £19,237 (2024/25 UKRI rate
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the University of Nottingham alongside our ‘next-generation’ batteries research team. We want to understand the chemistry that underpins advanced energy systems and use this knowledge can be used to unlock new
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-generation’ batteries research team. We want to understand the chemistry that underpins advanced energy systems and use this knowledge can be used to unlock new energy storage technologies for electrification
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Applications are invited for two 4-year PhD studentships, supervised by Dr Svetlana Menkin Bachbut, to work in the field of understanding the surface reactions on battery electrodes and using