Advance your academic career with a funded PhD project focused on energy sustainability, starting October 2026. Engage in groundbreaking research on plutonium extraction and third-phase formation.

This 4-year PhD program, supported by UK-National Nuclear Laboratory, offers a comprehensive investigation into self-assembling molecular systems and their applications in nuclear waste management and recycling. Eligible candidates must hold a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in Chemical Engineering or allied disciplines. You will receive training alongside emerging professionals from four partnering universities.

Key Responsibilities:
• Utilize Molecular Dynamics to explore plutonium complex formation
• Investigate preventive measures for unwanted third-phase phenomena




• Formulate recent thermodynamic models to enhance process flowsheets
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams for applied research
• Attend specialized training in radiation protection and safety

Requirements:
• 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in relevant discipline
• UK-based applicants only
• Background in Chemical Engineering or closely related fields
• Passion for environmental impact and nuclear safety
• Ability to work collaboratively with experts

Drive impactful research in nuclear science and environmental sustainability within this structured PhD program.
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📌 PhD Research in Energy and Environmental Sustainability (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Emerging Scholars Council
📍 Nova Scotia