University of Oxford invites applications for a DPhil studentship in Plasma Chemistry, starting 1 October 2027. The project investigates hydrogen plasmas and negative-ion sources, combining measurements, computer modelling and experiments under Professor Grant Ritchie.
It is a collaboration with ISIS Neutron and Muon Source and the successful candidate will work at Oxford and ISIS. Applicants with a first-class degree in Chemistry or Physics and a strong research commitment are encouraged to
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PhD in Plasma Chemistry: Surface Field Design for H Ions in Oxford employer: University of Oxford
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