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Computational Chemistry methods to model enzymes and polymers. Designing and optimising novel biodegradable polymers. Integrating novel AI tools into the discovery process for new polymer candidates. Project
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Research theme: Applied Mathematics, Continuum Mechanics, Liquid Crystals Application deadline: All year round The successful candidate will join the PhD programme of the Department of Mathematics
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experiments; supporting other group members with data analysis and interpretation from both simulations and experimental data; and use the developed framework to design new materials with optimised performance
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; EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Green Industrial Futures | Edinburgh, Scotland | United Kingdom | 2 months ago
. The project aims to reduce the carbon emissions associated with polymer waste, aligning with BASF’s sustainability goals. If successful, the outputs of this research could be implemented in industrial settings
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, in collaboration with Rolls-Royce, will develop innovative coatings to safely contain hydrogen in critical aerospace materials through experimental and computational modelling work. You’ll join a
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, electrochemical characterisation, or related fields. A strong degree (first or high upper second) in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics, or a related discipline is preferred
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testing and computational modelling. You'll become part of a diverse, multidisciplinary team that prioritises equity, diversity, and inclusion, gaining specialist expertise in hydrogen-material interactions
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to study corrosion, cracking and mechanical degradation, develop advanced computational models using modern C++ and high-performance computing to simulate material behaviour over a 100+ year timespan. This
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to achieve efficient and proactive reconstruction of the printing process, enabling real-time in-situ monitoring of large-volume material deposition and 2) How to adaptively compensate for size-induced defect
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% average), or international equivalent, in Engineering, Computer Science, Physics or Mathematics with evidence of programming experience. Equality, diversity and inclusion is fundamental to the success