PhD in Microbial Co-Digestion for Biomethane Production
United Kingdom
2027-02-01 (date only; cutoff time not explicitly verified)
About This Opportunity
Durham University offers phd in microbial co-digestion for biomethane production in Durham. The specific focus is the durham renu+ project, developed with moeve in spain, studies why some mixtures of organic wastes produce stable methane while others destabilise anaerobic digesters.
The Durham ReNU+ project, developed with Moeve in Spain, studies why some mixtures of organic wastes produce stable methane while others destabilise anaerobic digesters. Experiments, microbial genomics and predictive modelling will connect community shifts to feedstock selection and operational resilience. The advertised activities and techniques include anaerobic digestion experiments, microbial genomics, predictive modelling, data analysis.Who This Opportunity Is Best Suited For: Based on the documented research scope, this may particularly suit microbiology, biology or biotechnology applicants with a master's-level qualification and interest in renewable energy.Potential Challenges / Who May Find It Less Suitable: Home-fee eligibility is expressly required; project uses campus study and a four-year CDT training programme.Overall Opportunity Assessment: The advertised work connects anaerobic digestion experiments, microbial genomics, predictive modelling, data analysis. Its distinguishing purpose is the Durham ReNU+ project, developed with Moeve in Spain, studies why some mixtures of organic wastes produce stable methane while others destabilise anaerobic digesters. Applicants should assess the documented academic and practical constraints before proceeding.
Level
PhD
Duration
4 years
Organization Type
University
Funding & Compensation
Amount Stipend
Funding Type Stipend
Requirements
Education
Relevant Master’s degree and at least UK 2:1 Bachelor’s degree or equivalent.
Experience
Technical Skills anaerobic digestion experiments microbial genomics predictive modelling data analysis
General Skills
Languages
Home fee status is required for the advertised ReNU+ studentship.
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PhD in Microbial Co-Digestion for Biomethane Production in North East employer: Laplace Apply
The University of Edinburgh is an exceptional employer for those passionate about advancing sustainable agriculture through innovative research. With a strong commitment to employee development, collaborative work culture, and access to cutting-edge resources, this role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to impactful projects in regenerative livestock systems. Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, employees benefit from a rich academic environment and numerous professional growth opportunities.
