PhD studentship in Computational Chemistry of Thermal Batteries at University of Birmingham
University of Birmingham · School of Chemistry
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About This Opportunity
University of Birmingham is offering a PhD studentship in Computational Chemistry of Thermal Batteries in Birmingham, United Kingdom. The opportunity focuses on the research, training, or professional activities described in the official vacancy.
This PhD studentship at University of Birmingham focuses on Computational Chemistry of Thermal Batteries. Use computational chemistry to connect material structure with thermal-battery performance and guide improved designs. The opportunity is based in Birmingham, United Kingdom and sits within Chemistry.
Computational Chemistry of Thermal Batteries Chemistry
Level PhD
Attendance On-site
Time Commitment Full-time
Reference Code DSZ315
Field Computational Chemistry of Thermal Batteries
Organization Type University
Funding & Compensation
Amount GBP 21,805 / Per Year
Funding Type Stipend
Funding Status Partially Funded
Period Per Year
Tuition Coverage Partially Covered
Stipend Yes
Requirements
Education
Applicants should hold, or expect to obtain, a strong relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent; consult the official advert for the exact threshold.
Experience
Technical Skills Computational chemistry Materials modelling Structure-property analysis
General Skills Research communication Independent research Teamwork
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