44 materials-science "The University of Manchester ;" positions

PhD Studentship - Using Natural Language Processing and Molecular Simulations to Build Polymer Databases

of Manchester from October 2024. The use of machine learning methods and molecular simulations for polymer design and property prediction is the new frontier in polymer science. This project aims at using a mix

PhD Studentship: Mathematical and computational modelling of diffusion-driven material ageing

. This project will consider systems of reaction-advection-diffusion equations both computationally and analytically. These find application to modelling corrosion/ageing in materials, where diffusion of a

PhD Studentship: Developing a machine learning based approach to 2D and 3D hydride characterisation in zirconium alloys

to tackle materials science challenges is gaining increasing popularity. DL methods have been effectively applied to solve a broad range of microstructural classification problems and yield state-of-the-art

PhD Studentship: Removing the hydration bottleneck from integrated alkaline CO2 capture and electrochemical conversion

materials development, and rapid prototyping (3D printing). There will also be the opportunity to learn and use multiphysics modelling techniques alongside the core experimental focus of this project

PhD Studentship: Data Fusion of X-Ray Imaging with Magnetic Induction Tomography

. The funding will cover tuition fees and provide a tax free (depending on circumstances) stipend based on the UKVI  rate (£19, 237 for 2024/25). Identifying materials within sealed containers is of

Scientific Grants Manager

management of grant funding within the bp International Centre for Advanced Materials (bp-ICAM), a collaboration between bp, The University of Manchester, University of Cambridge, Imperial College London and

Research Associate in Radionuclide Geochemistry

between Imperial College London, University of Manchester, the British Geological Survey, University of Liverpool, Heriot Watt University, Leeds University,  and the National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL

PhD Studentship: Photoreforming of Biomass to Hydrogen in Sea Water

. Chris Hardacre within Catalysis and Porous Materials Group in the Department of Chemical Engineering at The University of Manchester. Overall, this project represents an interdisciplinary effort at

Royce Chief Scientific Officer, Chair in Advanced Materials

of: Chief Scientific Officer, Henry Royce Institute Chair in Advanced Materials, School of Natural Sciences The Henry Royce Institute (Royce) is the UK’s national institute for advanced materials research and

Senior Lecturer in Architecture

of being a collaboration between Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Manchester. It is one of the largest Schools of Architecture in the country with over 1200 students (typically