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23rd May 2025 Languages English English English The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering has a vacancy for a PhD Candidate in Functionalized graphene structures as additives
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at the edge of graphene” Disciplines: Nanophysics, Nanochemistry, Nanopore Sensing and Sequencing, Molecular Breakjunctions, Nanofabrication, Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry The research project DNA
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spins embedded in graphene platforms. The objective is to probe spin coherence time scales, investigate spin interactions, perform basic quantum operations, and demonstrate that atomically precise
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major adverse effects1,2. Furthermore, optogenetics methods for powering the neural implants relies on stiff and tethered (e.g. optical fibres) systems. Due to the remarkable qualities of graphene
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functionalisation impact biosensor sensitivity by exploring gold nanoparticle and graphene-based sensors. Biosensors typically involve a bio-receptor (small molecule ligand/antibody/nucleic acid aptamer) attached
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entirely new physics and new applications in this space. 2D materials are the future. Graphene was just the beginning, and the possibilities before us now are endless. Our group aims to identify new
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motion to unidirectional flow. In the project we will develop 2D polymer heterostructure membranes (2DHMs) combined with functionalized graphene. They offer ultimate thinness (leading to shortest diffusion
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especially under compressive buckling loads, potentially leading to catastrophic failure. We have developed new generation of multi-scale composites using graphene/nanoparticles reinforcement in glass/carbon
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will receive a tax free stipend based on the UKRI rate (£19,237 for 2024/25). We expect this amount to increase each year. The electrochemical hydrogenation of graphene has been recently shown to induce
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materials like oxides, advanced alloys, graphene, and organic conductors to improve sensitivity, manufacturability, and cost-efficiency. This PhD project offers an exciting opportunity to pioneer