Embark on a fully funded PhD program focusing on innovative CO2 utilisation techniques, with an annual tax-free stipend set at the UKRI rate of £21,805. This exciting research targets geothermal heat extraction through various computational frameworks.

This 3.5-year research project invites candidates with a strong academic background in science or engineering. You will develop simulation techniques and computer programs to enhance energy efficiency and conduct thorough analyses of multi-phase flow performance in porous media. Knowledge of programming is highly advantageous for success in this role.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop computational frameworks for CO2 utilisation methodologies
• Conduct thermodynamic and techno-economic analyses




• Simulate multi-phase flow performance in porous media
• Estimate energy efficiency of developed techniques
• Collaborate with research teams to refine models

Requirements:
• Minimum 2.1 honours degree or international equivalent
• Master’s degree in relevant discipline is acceptable
• Strong knowledge of computer programming is desirable
• Motivated to explore creative geothermal solutions
• Willing to contribute to research advancements

Advance your academic career in sustainable energy solutions with this funded PhD opportunity.
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📌 Funded PhD inUtilisation Techniques (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Emerging Scholars Council
📍 Nova Scotia