The University of Manchester invites applications for a 3.5-year PhD project focused on actinide speciation in solution, aiming to develop multiconfigurational approaches that account for solvent effects and coordinating ligands. You will compare simulations with experimental data to interpret X-ray spectra of heavy elements.
The stipend is tax-free and funded by UKRI at £21,805 for 2026/27, with tuition fees paid; start date is October 2027.
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PhD: Actinide Speciation via Multiconfigurational Chemistry in Manchester employer: Nuclear Inst
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