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View All Vacancies Chemistry Location: University Park Closing Date: Sunday 14 July 2024 Reference: SCI280 Prof Trevor Farren and Dr Luisa Ciano Application deadline: 14/07/2024 Starting date
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Project Description University College London (UCL) Chemistry Department is offering a fully funded studentship (£23,237 pa) to a highly motivated candidate to start in October 2024. The student
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’ qualification (MSc) in a science and technology field such as Metallurgy, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science and Engineering, Manufacturing. A passion and enthusiasm to challenge
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(Brewing Science), Prof. Ian Fisk (Food & Nutritional Sciences), Prof. Ray Marriott (TNS Ltd) Subject Area: Flavour chemistry, analytical science, brewing science Research Description An exciting opportunity
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: Flavour chemistry, analytical science, brewing science Research Description An exciting opportunity has arisen to study for a PhD alongside our commercial partner, Totally Natural Solutions Limited (TNS
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, graded chemistries, and 3D-integrated components. This PhD studentship will take advantage of unique leading-edge multi-material inkjet 3D printing equipment, only available at Nottingham’s Centre
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the 3D distribution of differing functional materials, giving high-resolution control over graded properties, graded chemistries, and 3D-integrated components. This PhD studentship will take advantage
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analytical chemistry associated discipline. Candidates with a lower second-class degree supplemented by a Master’s qualification (in a relevant subject) will also be considered. The candidate should ideally
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operational parameters, and understanding the impact of water chemistry on virus disinfection efficacy. The research will provide a comprehensive assessment of current disinfection practices, particularly in
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understanding the impact of water chemistry on virus disinfection efficacy. The research will provide a comprehensive assessment of current disinfection practices, particularly in collaboration with UK water