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Discipline: Engineering & Technology, Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering Qualification: Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (PhD) This collaborative project between Jaguar Land Rover (JLR
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are welcome from diverse backgrounds, including physics, chemistry, engineering and material science. We are particularly interested in applicants with a strong preference for hands-on experimental work and a
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Funding providers: The FSE Doctoral Focal Award, Swansea University and Leaf Tech Ltd The subject areas: Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Electronics, Mechanics, Polymers, other
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About us UCL Mechanical Engineering is a leading department committed to advancing engineering excellence for a sustainable future. We are home to a vibrant community of academics, researchers, and
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lifespan under fusion conditions. Apply innovative materials characterisation methods to reveal fundamental structural and mechanical transformations. Uncover and quantify critical degradation mechanisms
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will develop the materials, methods, and designs necessary to 3D-print never-before created devices. You will develop new functional materials, and new engineering solutions only possible through multi
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phenomenon where hydrogen atoms permeate storage materials, compromising their structural integrity. The research will create a multi-layered, self-healing coating that will limit hydrogen adsorption by
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-performance demonstrators that are being developed as part of a larger project focusing on recycled composite materials funded by a UKRI Fellowship. Through this larger project the PhD student will also have
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to receive a first or upper-second class honours degree in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, or a similar discipline. A postgraduate master’s degree is not required but may be an advantage. A
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/physics/biology) or engineering. The ideal candidate should have some understanding in the areas of Materials Science, Chemistry, Physics, Metallurgy, or Mechanical Engineering. The candidate should be self