Cardiff University invites applications for a PhD project funded through the Red-ALERT CDT, with entry in September 2026. The research focuses on passive samplers as tools for environmental monitoring, comparing chemical data with bioaccumulation in aquatic organisms and addressing deployment standardisation to support regulatory risk assessment.
The student will gain training in GC-MS/LC-MS analysis, field sampling of passive devices, ecotoxicology, and hydrodynamic modelling, plus coding in
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PhD: Optimising Passive Samplers for Ecological Risk in Cardiff employer: FindAPhD
Lancaster University is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that prioritises inclusion and diversity, as evidenced by its Athena SWAN silver award. The PhD project in ULTRARAM™ memory not only provides cutting-edge research opportunities but also fosters professional growth through collaboration with industry leaders like Quinas Technology. Located in a supportive academic environment, employees benefit from access to state-of-the-art facilities and the chance to contribute to groundbreaking advancements in technology.
