Join a fully funded 3.5-year PhD program at the University of Manchester, focusing on developing advanced thin-film composite mixed-matrix membranes for productive gas separation applications.

Experience practical insights through SLB. This academic project, in collaboration with SLB, aims to create data-driven solutions for membrane technology facing industrial challenges in carbon capture. Candidates must have a solid academic background in relevant sciences or engineering fields, alongside programming capabilities in differential equations. Key Responsibilities:
Develop a digital twin model for membrane performance
Validate designs with empirical data from experiments
Investigate structural changes under high-pressure conditions




Assess degradation and permeability dynamics
Engage in an internship with SLB for data access Requirements:
Relevant honours degree minimum of 2.1 or master’s
Solid programming skills for mathematical modeling
Knowledge in chemical or mechanical engineering disciplines
Experience with computational models in research
Enthusiasm for industry-aligned academic research Advance your academic career in membrane technology and contribute to sustainable gas separation advancements at the University of Manchester.

📌 Phd In Composite Membrane Research Manchester (Canada)
🏢 Emerging Scholars Council
📍 Canada