Launch your research career with a fully funded PhD in Nuclear Science commencing October 2026, focusing on the crucial study of molecular systems and their role in energy applications.

Supported by UK-National Nuclear Laboratory, this 4-year project delves into the complexities of third-phase formation in plutonium extraction, offering valuable insights into nuclear fuel recycling. Candidates must possess a minimum 2.1 honours degree or international equivalent in Chemical Engineering or a related field. Benefit from multi-university training and connections with industry leaders.

Key Responsibilities:
• Perform atomistic simulation studies on molecular arrangements
• Analyze organic solutes to prevent phase complications
• Create thermodynamic models for advanced understanding of processes




• Engage in interdisciplinary training and cooperative research
• Participate in sector-specific workshops on safety and environmental impact

Requirements:
• 2.1 honours degree or higher in relevant fields
• Only available to UK students
• Expertise in Chemical Engineering or science disciplines
• Commitment to enhancing nuclear safety and environmental sustainability
• Strong collaborative skills with research teams

Join a transformative PhD program that combines in-depth research with practical applications in the nuclear sector.
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📌 Nuclear Science PhD with UK-NNL Funding (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Emerging Scholars Council
📍 Nova Scotia