The University of Manchester invites applications for an interdisciplinary PhD project to develop new biomaterials for selective extraction, purification and valorisation of precious metals and toxic metal waste, inspired by extremophile organisms.
You will collaborate between the Gibson group and the Natrajan group, using world-class facilities in the Department of Chemistry and the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology, with a start anticipated in September 2027.
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PhD: Zero-Carbon Biomaterials for Metal Recovery in Manchester employer: Nuclear Inst
Cavendish Nuclear is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment where you can shape the future of the UK's nuclear industry while enjoying flexible working arrangements across various locations. With a strong focus on employee development, generous benefits including matched pension contributions and health support, and a commitment to inclusivity, Cavendish fosters a culture that values your contributions and promotes a healthy work-life balance.
