The University of Nottingham's Nottingham Applied Materials and Interfaces Group (NAMI) invites applications for a PhD student to investigate interfacial chemistry in high-energy lithium-ion batteries. The project combines electrochemistry, spectroscopy and advanced materials characterisation within a collaborative research environment.
The funded PhD (EPSRC Doctoral Landscape Award) offers Home fees coverage and a £21,805 annual stipend for 26/27, with International candidates eligible for the
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PhD Studentship: Battery Interface Chemistry in Nottingham employer: University Of Nottingham
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