Durham University invites applications for a PhD in microbial co-digestion for biomethane production under the Durham ReNU+ CDT. The project investigates how feedstock mixtures affect methane stability, using anaerobic digestion experiments, microbial genomics and predictive modelling.
Home-fee eligibility and four-year CDT training are required, with stipend funding provided. Applicants should hold a relevant Master’s degree and at least a UK 2:1 Bachelor’s degree, and have strong interest in
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