Qualification Type: | PhD |
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Location: | Birmingham |
Funding for: | EU Students, International Students, Self-funded Students, UK Students |
Funding amount: | Please refer to the advert text |
Hours: | Full Time |
Placed On: | 1st February 2024 |
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Closes: | 1st May 2024 |
Worldwide demand for the apparel industry keeps growing while triggering an environmental impact on human health. The textile industry accounts for around 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions. This PhD project aims to investigate sustainable materials and techniques, including 3D printers, in textile industries focusing on reducing air pollution. This includes experimentally and numerically investigating emission formation during the printing process. The research team will also regularly liaise with other academic and industrial partners associated with this project to shape the transition to a clean and sustainable net-zero emissions environment. The candidate will be strongly encouraged to present and publish work in national/international conferences and scientific journals. The position will also offer opportunities to engage in teaching activities in the school of engineering.
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How to apply
Eligible applicants should first send an expression of interest to Dr Omid Doustdar (o.doustdar@bham.ac.uk), including:
The applications will be reviewed, and the supervisory team will invite the promising short-listed applicants for interviews. After the interview, the successful candidate will be instructed to apply online via the University of Birmingham website.
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This research project is awaiting funding, and the best applicant will be awarded the funding. However, self-funded PhD students are encouraged to contact Dr Omid Doustdar at the earliest opportunity.
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