The University of Birmingham invites applications for a PhD studentship in Computational Chemistry of Thermal Batteries. Based in the School of Chemistry, this fully-funded position focuses on connecting material structure with thermal-battery performance through computational methods.
Candidates will develop modelling approaches, conduct independent research, and contribute to dissemination of findings. The studentship offers a stipend of GBP 21,805 per year with a year-by-year funding status
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PhD in Computational Chemistry for Thermal Battery Design in Birmingham employer: Laplace Expert Ltd
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