University of Bath is seeking a researcher to join the X-SeeO 2 project. You will develop mechanochemistry pathways for cementitious materials and study how processing changes chemical reactivity and microstructure.
Your work will combine lab studies with synchrotron analysis and modelling to advance decarbonised cement technologies. The role involves collaboration across international partners and may require travel within the UK and abroad, supported by state-of-the-art facilities at Bath and
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Research Associate: Mechanochemical Mineral Materials & CO2 in Bath employer: University of Bath
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