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Are you interested in using experimental science and engineering to help develop the next generation of advanced membranes? Aston University is seeking a collaborative and practically minded
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science and polymer engineering, developing next-generation materials for complex engineering environments. Working within a collaborative interdisciplinary team spanning materials chemistry and civil
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focuses on the development of next-generation materials for specialised engineering environments. Bringing together expertise in materials science, polymer engineering and civil engineering, the research
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to PhD level in an area related to Computer Science, the applicant will be proficient in software development, systems administration, networking and cloud. This is an invaluable opportunity to develop
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programme, a five-year, EPSRC funded research programme focused on developing self-sensing, low-carbon concrete infrastructure through the integration of biochar materials, advanced fibre optic sensing, and
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the Energy and Bioproducts Research Institute (EBRI) at Aston University. The role will focus on developing circular bioprocesses to valorise biogenic food-waste streams, into medium-chain-length