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the process window for this technique across several materials and to assess the extent to which the patented material properties are realised. To identify the optimal processing conditions, a range of forging
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to how well they meet the following criteria: A first class (or strong 2:1) degree in any of Engineering, Materials Science, Computer Science, Physics, Biology/Biotechnology, Chemistry/Biochemistry
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requirement is 2:1 in mathematics or physics. Mode of Study Full or Part time Start Date 1 February 2027 Additional Funding Information This project is offered on a self-funded basis. It is open to applicants
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(MPhil or PhD). Applicants must have their own, their employer's or their Government's funding. A letter of "Confirmation of funding" must be attached/uploaded during the application process. Candidates
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collaborative, interdisciplinary environment that brings together expertise in chemistry, physics, and computer science. Success in this role requires the ability to engage effectively with colleagues from
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For application process queries, please contact [email protected] The University actively supports equality, diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from all sections of society. The
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of new and improved thermal battery materials. The successful applicant should have or expect to achieve at least a 2.1 honours or equivalent at Bachelors or Masters level in Chemistry, Physics
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, applied physics, or a closely related subject. You should enjoy building things and be prepared to work across mechanics, materials and electronics. Experience with microfabrication, finite element analysis
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or upper second-class honours degree (or international equivalent) in Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Metallurgy, Physics, Electrochemistry, or a related discipline. Experience in
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evidence of potential for research and publication at the highest level, and a good understanding of the policy process. Salary Ranges: Research Associate (Grade 7): £37,694 -£46,049. Those on an academic