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project will examine tritium permeation through various structural materials and potential anti-permeation coatings. Based in the School of Metallurgy and Materials at the University of Birmingham
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Engineering CDT at the University of Birmingham. Students will receive a 3-month training programme in fusion engineering at the start of the course, delivered across the CDT partner universities. For further
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set within the Fusion Engineering CDT at the University of Birmingham. Students will receive a 3-month training programme in fusion engineering at the start of the course, delivered across the CDT
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the University of Southampton in collaboration with the Universities of Birmingham, Leeds and UCL, and funded by NIHR and UKRI. The studentship will play a central role in one of the case studies for the hub
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the University of Birmingham and send and up-to-date copy of their curriculum vitae to Dr Edward Cant (e.cant@bham.ac.uk ) via the above ‘Apply’ button. Funding notes: This is a School of Engineering funded
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A 3.5-year UK PhD studentship is available at the University of Birmingham with a tax-free stipend at UKRI rate. The project is collaborated with Oxford Sigma, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT
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). The HTRC is a joint collaboration between the University of Birmingham and Rolls-Royce plc. It enables production scale research and experimentation to deliver rapid high-quality product and process
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A funded 3.5-year UK PhD studentship is available at the University of Birmingham with a tax-free stipend. The project is co-funded by Tokamak Energy and in collaboration with the Electric Power
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the University of Birmingham. We are looking for a highly talented and dedicated PhD student with a 1st class or upper 2:1 degree in the field of transport studies, civil engineering, mathematics, social science
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manufacturing and hydrogen technology. In a dynamic, interdisciplinary environment, you will work at two renowned research locations: 21 months at the internationally recognized University of Birmingham