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PhD thesis student (f/m) at ESRF and University of Bath to study CO₂ capture by coupling X-ray Raman
critical electronic changes governing CO₂ capture under realistic conditions, providing the essential scientific insights needed to design more efficient, durable, and optimized materials for fighting
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capable of predicting optimal PISA formulations and significantly reducing experimental screening efforts. The successful candidate will receive multidisciplinary training spanning polymer chemistry
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dedicated, low-energy electron beam ion trap (EBIT) optimized for the production of highly charged ions of light nuclei that remain beyond the reach of storage rings. This EBIT, a central element of the
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, this PhD project aims to investigate and optimize the inductive heating of these composite structured beds (SO/MS/AP) for the intensification of a demanding model endothermic catalytic reaction
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to different aspects: - conception, mplementation and optimization of the optical experimental device - programming - characterization on different samples - sample preparation - writing of articles
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capable of automatically selecting the simulation strategy best suited to a given prediction objective, while optimizing the trade-off between accuracy and computational cost. The work will build on multi
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desorption methods; Applying and optimizing a minimally intrusive vapor-phase isotopic exchange method (²H/¹H and/or ³H/¹H) to quantify the accessibility of reactive sites within insoluble organic matter
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(bbγγ) channels. In the classical HH(bbγγ) analysis, the H(γγ) channel is treated as a major background process for the di-Higgs channel. A joint analysis of both modes would optimize the overall
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optimized physical and mechanical properties, in particular for energy-related (e.g., solar cell), aerospace and nuclear applications, where materials are exposed to ion irradiation. Although the effects
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understanding and enable the optimization of catalysts and experimental conditions. More specifically, the student selected for this position will be tasked with mapping the MHAT reactions of alkenes by