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In this PhD position, you will help design the next generation of circular plastics systems by combining hands-on polymer processing with data-driven modelling. The PhD study is a full-time, fixed
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of Mechanics of Materials (MoM) (www.tue.nl/mechmat) at the department of Mechanical Engineering of Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) launched a PhD excellence programme for sustainable materials in 2026
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As part of the Purifiy project, we are looking for a PhD candidate on the purification of pyrolyzed waste plastics. Pyrolysis offers a promising path to valorize difficult-to-recycle plastic waste
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of an integrated approach for multi-material and multi-step simulations using advanced digital engineering tools. Your work will span circular materials research (plastics and metals), the creation of high-quality
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control offered by light, you will develop new pathways to convert persistent plastic materials under mild conditions. Are you our next PhD candidate in sustainable polymer chemistry and photocatalysis
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/mechmat ) at the department of Mechanical Engineering of Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) launched a PhD excellence programme for sustainable materials in 2026 in order to recruit 11 outstanding
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) research group at the Engineering and Technology institute Groningen (ENTEG), Faculty of Science and Engineering. In the application of materials, there are distinct worlds plastic and metal. Metal is strong
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purification of pyrolyzed waste plastics. Pyrolysis offers a promising path to valorize difficult-to-recycle plastic waste. However, harmful contaminants present in such waste streams (e.g., halogens, metals
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plastics production, efficient plastics recycling strategies are urgently required to reduce carbon emissions and minimise the environmental and societal impacts of plastics waste. Microwave technology has
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develop new pathways to convert persistent plastic materials under mild conditions. Are you our next PhD candidate in sustainable polymer chemistry and photocatalysis? Your research challenge In this PhD