Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies

Opportunities

Opportunities

Interested in conducting cutting-edge research in the area of sustainable chemical technologies? We're looking for excellent chemists, chemical engineers, biologists, physicists and other scientists with an interest in sustainability to join us.

We have a variety of opportunities for post-doctoral researchers, and a number of project-specific studentships in addition to those offered by the Doctoral Training Centre.

Job vacancies

Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowships

The University of Bath recently announced a call for proposed research projects from Bath academics wishing to recuit an incoming fellow through the Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowships, for researchers moving from outside the EU Member States or Associated Countries to the UK, and the Intra-European Fellowships for Career Development (IEF), whereby incoming Research Fellows may come from any country except the UK, or if already in the UK, have been resident for less than 1 year before the submission deadline.

Doctoral Training Centre studentships

The Doctoral Training Centre in Sustainable Chemical Technologies offers at least 12 full-funded PhD studentships each year.

We are currently accepting applications to begin studying in October 2013. Interviews from November 2012.

Studentships

Terpene-based Manufacturing for Sustainable Chemical Feedstocks

We are offering two 4-year Integrated PhD studentships within the Doctoral Training Centre in Sustainable Chemical Technologies at the University of Bath, focussed on the Terpene-based Manufacturing for Sustainable Chemical Feedstocks project. It is expected that one PhD project will be focussed on catalytic/synthetic aspects and the other on reactor engineering.

Applicants must have a good Honours or Masters degree in a relevant science or engineering discipline and demonstrated ability to work in a multidisciplinary team.

For further information or informal discussion about this position or the project please contact Professor Matthew Davidson (primary investigator) at m.g.davidson@bath.ac.uk.

 

 
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