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PhD Studentship - "I'm a P-Leaver - Biochar for Phosphorus and PFAS removal from water." This PhD project addresses two critical water quality challenges through a single, innovative approach: the
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, biochar synthesis and utilisation, biomass transition to materials and chemicals, and biomass to energy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) etc. Training and Development Through our research training
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Full time: 35 hours per week Fixed term: for 30 months The Opportunity: We are looking for a KTP Associate in Molecular Modelling and Biochar Fertiliser Design to join a 30-month Knowledge Transfer
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Do you want to help design biochars for urban applications in pollution control and water purification? Are you excited about translating laboratory-scale discoveries into real-world field
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Do you want to help design biochars for urban applications in pollution control and water purification? Are you excited about
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from agricultural waste rich in reactive silica (rice husk ash) and other residual biomasses (biochar, lignosulfonates). The approach is multidisciplinary and combines: 1) chemical-mineralogical
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of biochar on soil micro-organisms in Danish agricultural soil. Expected start date and duration of employment The expected start date is 1st of October 2026. This is a two-year fixed-term position to end 24
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carriers incorporating biochar for controlled nutrient release. Perform comprehensive physicochemical characterization using FTIR, SEM/TEM/AFM, BET surface area and porosity analysis, XRD, TGA/DSC, and zeta
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to support the uptake of biochar-concrete as a climate-positive, smart material. This work is a part of the SmartChar: Enabling Smart, Circular, and Climate-Positive Construction in the UK programme led by
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of fuels and chemicals. The centre’s expertise covers Direct Air Capture and CO2 Storage (DACCS), CO2 utilisation, biochar synthesis and utilisation, biomass transition to materials and chemicals, and