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, PhD.) 2. Reactive sputtering of the compositionally complex ceramic coatings (supervisor: doc. RNDr. František Lofaj, DrSc.) 3. Optical emission and electron spectroscopy of reactive sputtering and of
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integrity and functional performance. The PhD Project This exciting research project is actively seeking ultra-high temperature (UHT) ceramic materials capable of surviving short-duration exposure
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(UHT) ceramic materials capable of surviving short-duration exposure (on the order of seconds to minutes) under extreme conditions. These environments are characterised by temperatures up to 3000 K
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Ceramics Academic Hub (PuMaS) at the Universities of Manchester and Sheffield. PuMaS will support around 20 PhD students, alongside a team of research staff, to create a vibrant, cohort based research
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(PUMaS), focused on underpinning the development of ceramic materials and technologies for the safe and secure disposition of the UK’s inventory of plutonium. Your PhD will include industrial supervision
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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 programme, you
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research on high-performance ceramics and represents Europe‘s largest R&D institute dedicated to the study of ceramics. Furthermore, the institute has expertise in diagnostics and testing of materials and
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10 Feb 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, SAS Department Department of Ceramic Research Field Chemistry » Inorganic chemistry Engineering » Materials
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sustainability. This PhD project aims to develop new ionic conducting materials as next-generation membrane alternatives for fuel cell and electrolyser applications. Ceramic ion conductors present a promising
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the chance to contribute to innovative materials science with real engineering impact for net-zero technologies. Aim This PhD aims to develop a new class of thin-film high-performance ceramic insulation