Beca para realizar estudios de doctorado en Heriot-Watt University (Edimburgo, Escocia, UK)
en el área de materiales, en el Institute of Sensors, Signals and Systems
Leading to a PhD in Electrical Engineering
Title: Chlorophyll to grow metals onto non-conductive surfaces
We are looking for a student with a material science or engineering background interested in using nature best light harvesting complexes to grow metals into non-conductive surfaces. In collaboration with Loughborough University, the applications of your research will affect 3D printing, electronics and prosthetics.
Condiciones:
The scholarships will provide full fees and stipend (£14,000 per year) for 3 years from Autumn 2016, and are available to UK/EU/international students.
All applicants must have or expect to have a 1st class MEng, MChem, MPhys, MSci, or equivalent degree by Autumn 2016. Selection will be based on academic excellence and research potential, and all short-listed applicants will be interviewed (in person or by Skype).
All successful candidates must commence studies by Tuesday 1st December 2016 at the very latest.
La solicitud se hace on-line en el siguiente enlace y con la siguiente información:
https://myhwu.hw.ac.uk/
Programa: James Watt Scholarship
PhD in Electrical Engineering
Title: Chlorophyll to grow metals onto non-conductive surfaces
Reference: JWS2016/13
Supervisor: Prof Marc Desmulliez
Fecha limite para solicitudes: 31 Marzo 2016.
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