To carry out research into corrosion issues related to nuclear waste storage using synchrotron X-rays and other characterisation and modelling techniques as part of an EPSRC/NDA-funded programme, and to co-ordinate synchrotron experiments and other interactions between the partner institutions and collaborators. The post will be based at the Research Complex at Harwell (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory)
Specifications
• First degree in materials science or a related physical science/engineering degree and should have or be close to completing a PhD in a relevant research area or in possession of relevant equivalent qualifications/research experience
• High level analytical capability
• Experience with synchrotron X-ray methods including microtomography, diffraction and spectroscopy
• Experience with electrochemical methods for characterising corrosion processes
• Experience with modelling corrosion systems
• Knowledge of corrosion issues related to nuclear waste storage
• Ability to communicate complex information clearly
• Experience of interacting with industrial sponsors
• Ability to assess resource requirements and use resources effectively
• Understanding of and ability to contribute to broader management/administration processes
For further information
Notingham Trends University International Scholarship Scheme 2011
We are pleased to offer a wide range of scholarships for international (non-EU) students applying for a course beginning in autumn 2011.
International Scholarship Scheme
Amount: £2,000
Open to: All international (non-EU) applicants holding an offer for 2011 entry to an undergraduate or postgraduate taught course.
How to apply: Download and fully complete the International Scholarship Scheme application form Microsoft Word Required and email it to the International Development Office.
Closing date: 31 July 2011.
Current NTU students and alumni
If you are currently studying an undergraduate course at NTU and have applied for a postgraduate course, or if you are NTU alumni, you may be eligible for a progression scholarship. Visit the Academic School website for details.
NTIC Progression Students
If you will progress from NTIC to NTU in autumn 2011, you may be eligible for a distinction scholarship or other discounts.
Other funding
There are many other sources of funding available for students coming to study in the UK. You may like to contact UKCISA (UK Council for International Students Affairs) or the British Council for more information on these.
For further information
International Scholarship Scheme
Amount: £2,000
Open to: All international (non-EU) applicants holding an offer for 2011 entry to an undergraduate or postgraduate taught course.
How to apply: Download and fully complete the International Scholarship Scheme application form Microsoft Word Required and email it to the International Development Office.
Closing date: 31 July 2011.
Current NTU students and alumni
If you are currently studying an undergraduate course at NTU and have applied for a postgraduate course, or if you are NTU alumni, you may be eligible for a progression scholarship. Visit the Academic School website for details.
NTIC Progression Students
If you will progress from NTIC to NTU in autumn 2011, you may be eligible for a distinction scholarship or other discounts.
Other funding
There are many other sources of funding available for students coming to study in the UK. You may like to contact UKCISA (UK Council for International Students Affairs) or the British Council for more information on these.
For further information
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