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mathematical modelling? Then you could be the ideal PhD candidate for this position. Self-assembled structures of colloidal particles and/or polymers at a liquid-air interface can be spontaneously generated when
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targets the development of advanced coatings to prevent cell-to-cell propagation during runaway events. It combines experimental studies, numerical modelling, and real-world burner rig testing, culminating
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, microfluidics, colloidal synthesis, and mathematical modelling? Then you could be the ideal PhD candidate for this position. Self-assembled structures of colloidal particles and/or polymers at a liquid-air
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catalytic metals. These clusters will be deposited with high control over size and composition using cluster beam deposition on morphologically engineered TiO2 nanotubes. The most efficient catalysts will be
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less understood. A significant failure mode is electrochemical migration, which leads to short circuits and fire risk. The morphology and chemistry of dendrites are determined by the humidity and gas
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morphology (future and conditional) in Spanish, Italian and French. On the empirical side, the project will deliver a theoretically informed cross-linguistic description based on data collected via
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Nanoparticles Group at ICN2, led by Dr. Neus G. Bastús, focuses on the design and synthesis of advanced inorganic nanomaterials through wet-chemistry routes, with precise control over size, morphology
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-metallic clusters that combine plasmonic and catalytic metals These clusters will be deposited with high control over size and composition using cluster beam deposition on morphologically engineered TiO2
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will feature use of surfaces with varying morphologies and wettabilities to understand the effect of change. The work will also have the possibility of undertaking complimentary CFD studies to aid in
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. The intermediate working temperatures also allow PCFCs to integrate efficient catalysts with well-designed morphologies. To date, hydrogen remains the prevalent fuel for PCFCs, however, challenges persist owing