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Four fully-funded PhD positions for EU/UK students, Imperial College London

Imperial College London; Centre for Doctoral Training in Theory & Simulation of Materials

Up to 4 PhD studentships available for EU and UK students (October 2015 start)

The Centre for Doctoral Training in Theory and Simulation of Materials at Imperial College London has up to four 4-year PhD studentships available for October 2015 entry. As a result of recently agreed funding from our partner organisations, these positions are fully-funded for both EU and UK candidates.

The projects will all involve fundamental science inspired by applications in the oil and gas, automotive and energy sectors, and will involve close collaboration with major organisations working in these areas.

Applicants should have interest and aptitude in theory and simulation and an excellent background (normally first class degree or equivalent) in Physics, Chemistry, Materials, Engineering or Mathematics.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to express an interest by emailing the TSM-CDT Senior Administrator miranda.smith@imperial.ac.uk as soon as possible. Further details about the projects will be provided as they become available.

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