PhD Scholarships for International Students in Crystallography of Advanced Inorganic Materials, UK: The University of Liverpool is accepting applications for the PhD Scholarships in Circular Construction. The studentship will be jointly supervised by Prof Matt Rosseinsky and Dr. John Claridge. The university is accepting applications for the academic session 2022/2023.
This PhD project focuses on state-of-the-art structural characterization of new advanced materials in single crystal form. The aim is to increase our understanding of how crystal structure controls properties, allowing the design of new materials with enhanced performance.
Founded in 1841, the University of Liverpool is frequently rated as one of the world’s best universities. It has previously been ranked among the top 150 universities globally. It gained its Royal Charter in 1903.
Why study at the University of Liverpool? The university offers a one-of-a-kind student experience by putting students at the forefront of research and teaching. The university is committed to continually improving the quality of its students’ experience and doing groundbreaking research.
PhD Scholarships Benefits
The University of Liverpool will provide full tuition fees and a maintenance grant for 3.5 years. The maintenance grant will be at the UKRI rate, currently £15,609.00 per annum for 2021-22, subject to a possible increase.