Cranfield University is inviting applications from UK and International students for three funded PhD opportunities.
Students will benefit from a bespoke training scheme delivered by world leading experts from academia and industry, access to world leading experimental and computational facilities as well as close and regular contact with industry and end user partners. CDT WIRe is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive community, and offer a range of family friendly, inclusive employment policies. For further information on the CDT WIRe scheme visit the web site: cdtwire.com
The three doctorates available are:
Disrupting disruptions: Drinking water treatment resilience to chemical shortages (sponsored by EPSRC, Anglian Water and Thames Water) Application deadline April 18
Ceramic nanofiltration: Creating a resilient future for drinking water supply (sponsored by EPSRC, Anglian Water, Scottish Water and Welsh Water) Application deadline 31 May
The potential to minimise Nitrogenous Disinfection By-Products and their Toxicological Importance (sponsored by EPSRC and UKWIR Ltd) Application deadline 31 May
Details can be found on the links above.
